Liz Ikamba
Liz Ikamba
Sat 14 November 2026
Stage time / 9:00pm
Doors / 8:00pm
Celebrating the Jazz Clubs
Tickets
£13.20 / £8.80 advance incl. fees
Congolese-British artist Liz Ikamba brings her distinctive Congo alt-pop and Afro-soul, blending traditional influences with global diasporic sounds including jazz, dub-reggae and neo-soul!
Support comes from Baldo Verdú, playing a set rooted in Afro-Venezuelan tradition, rhythm and identity.
Jamboree presents Congolese-British artist Liz Ikamba, bringing her distinctive Congo alt-pop and Afro-soul, blending traditional influences with global diasporic sounds including jazz, dub-reggae and neo-soul! Support comes from Baldo Verdú, playing a set rooted in Afro-Venezuelan tradition, rhythm and identity.
Creating music driven by polyrhythm, deep basslines and powerful soul vocals, and described as ‘Erykah Badu, Sade and Nina Simone with a Congolese twist’, Liz Ikamba seamlessly blends musical styles with intimate songwriting, a contemporary diasporic perspective, and the rhythmic, melodic traditions of Central Africa. Her work explores themes of storytelling, identity, heritage and belonging, with a warm tone, global awareness and lyrical depth. Liz sings in both English and Lingala, and her immersive and participatory performances invite audiences into a shared experience of rhythm, movement and connection.
Jamboree food option: Our ‘Zer’ kitchen is open from 5pm serving delicious Middle Eastern fusion food for you to enjoy a meal/snack if you wish!
Jamboree presents Congolese-British artist Liz Ikamba, bringing her distinctive Congo alt-pop and Afro-soul, blending traditional influences with global diasporic sounds including jazz, dub-reggae and neo-soul! Support comes from Baldo Verdú, playing a set rooted in Afro-Venezuelan tradition, rhythm and identity.
Creating music driven by polyrhythm, deep basslines and powerful soul vocals, and described as ‘Erykah Badu, Sade and Nina Simone with a Congolese twist’, Liz Ikamba seamlessly blends musical styles with intimate songwriting, a contemporary diasporic perspective, and the rhythmic, melodic traditions of Central Africa. Her work explores themes of storytelling, identity, heritage and belonging, with a warm tone, global awareness and lyrical depth. Liz sings in both English and Lingala, and her immersive and participatory performances invite audiences into a shared experience of rhythm, movement and connection.
Jamboree food option: Our ‘Zer’ kitchen is open from 5pm serving delicious Middle Eastern fusion food for you to enjoy a meal/snack if you wish!