Estelle Kokot Remembered

Doors 7:30 PM, Music 8:00 PM - 2 sets of music
About
Join us in an evening of varied performances to commemorate the unique South African jazz singer songwriter and composer Estelle Kokot. A regular fixture at the Vortex and a multi collaborator with many like minded artists, Estelle composed unique powerful, political and socially conscious songs. In lockdown she developed instrumental soundscapes to the poetry of percussionist, composer and poet, Eugene Skeef. Performers will include Eugene Skeef, Cleveland Watkiss, Christine Tobin, Phil Robson, Jenni Roditi, Kate Shortt, Claude Deppa plus more.

All proceeds will be donated to The London Music Fund assisting under-represented talented young musicians.

‘Have you ever felt the blood of the earth flow through your veins. The spark ignites the flame, the fire feels warm
Will I ever find the words to explain just how I feel when the moon and sun lie side by side’
Estelle Kokot
The song ‘African Sky’
http://www.londonmusicfund.org

- +44 20 7254 1143
- Direct venue contact line

- Located at main entrance
- Ticket pickup available 30 minutes before show
- Valid photo ID required
- Advance booking recommended

- Limited street parking available
- Nearby public parking garages
- Recommended to use public transport
- Close to Dalston Kingsland rail station

- Limited wheelchair accessible spaces
- Ground floor entry available
- Call in advance to confirm accessibility needs
- Some standing room options

- No outside food or drinks
- Smart casual attire
- No photography during performances
- Age 18+ for most shows
- Quiet during performances

- Adult-oriented venue
- Generally not recommended for children
- Occasional all-ages matinee performances
- Parental discretion advised