Joachim Cooder

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Joachim Cooder

Wednesday 20 January 2027 · Doors 19:30

The Hen and Chicken, Bristol

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Joachim Cooder is on Wednesday 20 January 2027 at The Hen and Chicken, Bristol, with doors at 19:30. Tickets start at £22, including the booking fee.

Joachim Cooder is a percussionist and composer known for his distinctive approach to rhythmb lending roots, world and experimental music traditions into his work .He was raised in a richly musical environment, contributing on a wide range of acclaimed projects, including Bueno Vista Social Club, Ali Farka Toure , Mavis Staples and of course, numerous recordings and performances with his father Ry Cooder. Here he is joined by Italian guitarist and composer, Adriano Viterbini.

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