LEEK: Foxlowe Arts Centre

Friday 16th September, 2022

7:30pm

Event information

JAH WOBBLE & THE INVADERS OF THE HEART
Jah Wobble’s career speaks for itself, spanning over 40 year’s he’s played on countless albums, with performers such as PIL’s John Lydon, Brian Eno, Bill Laswell, U2’s The Edge, Sinead O’Conner, Primal Scream, Bjork, The Orb, The Cranberries Dolores O ́Riordan and many more, as well as a regular on the hit TV show Never Mind the Buzzcocks.

His own band Invaders of the Heart have been an ongoing project involving many great session players and incorporated many styles all with one commonality, Jah’s skilful bass playing, love of music and his smooth charisma. In January 2020 Jah Wobble & The Invaders of the Heart toured their latest musical offering many of the shows selling better than the preceding tours the band are keen to return to the road in 2022 for UK and European shows.Jah Wobble
JAH WOBBLE & THE INVADERS OF THE HEART
Jah Wobble’s career speaks for itself, spanning over 40 year’s he’s played on countless albums, with performers such as PIL’s John Lydon, Brian Eno, Bill Laswell, U2’s The Edge, Sinead O’Conner, Primal Scream, Bjork, The Orb, The Cranberries Dolores O ́Riordan and many more, as well as a regular on the hit TV show Never Mind the Buzzcocks.

His own band Invaders of the Heart have been an ongoing project involving many great session players and incorporated many styles all with one commonality, Jah’s skilful bass playing, love of music and his smooth charisma. In January 2020 Jah Wobble & The Invaders of the Heart toured their latest musical offering many of the shows selling better than the preceding tours the band are keen to return to the road in 2022 for UK and European shows.
“With his mighty bass, Wobble is like an old-fashioned band leader, barking out instructions within a cavernous, space-echoey dub mix” The Guardian
“Brilliant. Wobble and the band are given a genuine standing ovation” Warren Miller, Get Into This
‘Guys that are simply at the top of their game.’ Graham J Henderson Louder than War