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UK Dates for International legends The Turbans

Jun 1, 2021

International legends The Turbans bind together music from ‘manywhere’ with their interstellar live show which ignites the crowd.

Sonically huge and visually arresting, they are a powerhouse of talent, bringing their vibrant and unique sound to audiences who can do nothing more than smile, dance and shout for joy. Growing from the intertwining paths of any talented musicians travelling the world, this extraordinary project has grown in a few years from very humble beginnings, into a progressive name on the London music scene

“The Turbans are a British-based fusion band whose “music
from manywhere” switches from the Balkans to the Middle
East and from flamenco to North Africa. The best track on
their self-titled debut is a cheerful love song to Hackney.”
The Guardian

 Its members have gathered from countries such as Turkey, Bulgaria, Israel, Iran, Greece and England to perform in concerts and festivals around the UK, North America, Middle-East, Hong Kong, India and Europe. Their aim is to bring music to the people, young and old alike, mixing vibrant spontaneity and authenticity with multi-genre instrumental and vocal excellence.

Live Dates are as follows

July

The Jam Jar Bristol
Friday 16 July 2021 
 
Cornish Bank Falmouth
Saturday 17th July 
 
The Crescent YORK
Wed 28th July

 

Future Yard
Birkenhead
Thursday 29th July 
https://futureyard.seetickets.com/event/the-turbans/future-yard/1855695          

Earth Hackney London
31st July
https://fb.me/e/CJy4zL2b

Here’s a taste of what to expect !!

For Further information visit https://www.theturbans.co.uk/the-turbans

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