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Hip-hop collective bringing blend of brass and rap to Preston
Posted on - 4th October, 2019 - 7:00pm | Author - Kate Rosindale | Posted in - Arts, City Centre, Music, University, What's On in Preston
A hip-hop collective is bringing a unique blend of brass and rap to Preston.
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London-based outfit Dat Brass are leaving the capital for the first time on their Postcode Lottery Tour.
Just in case they get too homesick they have a London gig to look forward to, when they play the iconic Jazz Cafe on the last date of the tour.
Described as “one of the UK’s most vibrant and energetic hip-hop collectives”, Dat Brass are a ten-piece ensemble who blend brass-filled instrumentation with rapid-fire rap.
Dat Brass play The Ferret on Saturday 5 October. Tickets are available from DatBrass.com.
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