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Tate Modern Performance

Live at the Corner Pop! Art! Jazz!

12 June 2024 at 18.00–23.00

Immerse yourself in a fusion of latin rhythms and classic pop songs of the 20th Century

12 June

Pop! Art! Jazz!

Immerse yourself in a fusion of latin rhythms and classic pop songs of the 20th Century.

This dynamic ensemble bring jazz, synth and Merseybeat together in an experience that is both nostalgic and refreshingly innovative. Their music is a kaleidoscope of tropicalia beats, psychedelic harmonies, and poetic lyrics, transporting listeners to an era where art and music collided to challenge the status quo. the perfect soundtrack for your visit to Tate Modern.

Pop! Art! Jazz! offers a unique sonic experience that bridges past and present. Their renditions of classic pop songs pay homage to the original artists while infusing them with the rebellious spirit and cultural fusion emblematic of the Tropicália. Expect to hear an eclectic and engaging mix of songs from artists including Elliott Smith, Scott Walker , Pet Shop Boys, as well as a smattering of their own material

Jamie Whelligan and Nick Frater and their band have worked with Ray Davies, Robert Smith (The Cure), Dave Gregory (XTC), Chris Farlowe, Darian Sahanaja (Brian Wilson), Love, Roger Manning (Beck) Alan Gill (Teardrop Explodes) and many more.

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