Hak Baker has become one of the most prominent black artists in the alternative music scene, with Vice stating “Baker subverts what a British folk singer can be”.

Hak’s tales of inner city London life climb a spectrum between youthful nihilism and male vulnerability, to understanding that within the personal lives the political, as he paints a picture of a country in turmoil through his poetic lyricism.

With fans spanning culture and genre, from Celeste to Mike Skinner, Fontaines D.C. to Skepta, slowthai to Pete Doherty to Joy Crookes and Reuben Dangoor, Hak’s fanbase identify as “MisFits”, like-minded individuals who question the status quo and celebrate the anti-genre, “G-Folk” sound.

Support from:

• SASHA KEABLE
• GIYA

Age 14+ (under 16s to be accompanied by an adult)