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Five-time Grammy winner Jacob Collier brings his Djesse Vol 4 tour to Manchester’s AO Arena.
The award-winning singer-songwriter known for his virtuosic multi-instrumentalism, unparalleled vocal harmonies and genre-blending compositions, brings his latest album to life with a level of energy and intricacy that leaves the audience stunned.
A true showman, Collier rotates between pianos, guitars, traditional instruments and modern instruments, showcasing his signature live-looping technique utilising the audience as the final instrument.
Blending sounds like clapping and audience harmonising, Collier crafts an immersive soundscape bringing his four-piece album Djesse to life on stage.
Backed by an insanely talented set of musicians and vocalists, including his support artist Lindsey Lomis who warms up the crowd for him.
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