Jordan Mackampa at Cottiers
2 March, 2022 – 7 p.m.
Cottiers Theatre, 93-95 Hyndland St, Glasgow G11 5PU
Jordan Mackampa Solo Tour
Singer/Songwriter Jordan Mackampa is often described as a troubadour, an artist with timeless soul and lyrics drenched in heart felt empathy. As a man who was born in Kinshasa, grew up in London and became an artist in Coventry, Jordan’s music is swimming in the sounds and stories of the cities he’s inhabited over the years.
His critically acclaimed debut EP “Physics” was celebrated for its unique combination of jazz soaked beats, folk melodies and effortless gospel harmonies as well as his poet like lyricism exploring love, longing and loss by the likes of NME, The 405, Julie Adengua and Clash Magazine
This performance is seated.
Box Office 0141 357 4000
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