Youthsayers and Soothsayers Music Youth Workshop — Quick Facts
Members of the Soothsayers and Youthsayers will join forces to deliver a workshop covering the fundamental aspects and musical ingredients that have fed into the legacy of Soothsayers and nurtured the community that has
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DateSaturday, 27 June 2026
Doors12:00
EntryTBA
AgesAll ages
Where
Sandy Hill ArtsLondon London
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Youthsayers and Soothsayers Music Youth Workshop are playing Sandy Hill Arts in London on Saturday, 27 June 2026. Doors open at 12:00, with the night wrapping by 16:30. This listing is part of the London grass-roots gig directory — browse more upcoming London gigs there.
Members of the Soothsayers and Youthsayers will join forces to deliver a workshop covering the fundamental aspects and musical ingredients that have fed into the legacy of Soothsayers and nurtured the community that has resulted from their long term commitment to youth music education. Participants will learn about groove, use of melody and improvisation using afrobeat, reggae and jazz as a basis for group playing, as well as utilising basic, but vital , musicianship techniques to create effective performances. We will showcase workshop participants in a short evening performance with the Youth/Soothsayers, so please be prepared to stay on for the evening performance - bring your friends, and family. Stay on site - we'll have food and drink and a nice area inside our wonderful marquee
Venue: Sandy Hill Arts
More info: https://sandyhillarts.co.uk/events/youthsayers-and-soothsayers-music-youth-workshop/?occurrence=2026-06-27
Source: www.sandyhillarts.co.uk
VenueSandy Hill Arts, London
The Artist — Youthsayers and Soothsayers Music Youth Workshop
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