Tickets: £20.00 Seat at a shared Table for 4 /£15.00 Seat 

Doors: 7.30pm

Show: 8.00pm-10.00pm

After a sell out show, back by popular demand, hailing from South London,The Soul Immigrants are fine purveyors of energetic soul ,funk (& beyond) Since they reformed in 2011 they have been quietly turning out vinyl only 45's on their own label Dry Rooti Records.They've recently been been on tour with US3,Steve Cropper and Osaka Monaurail.So this is a rare opportunity to catch them live.Expect this show to be gritty,fat and very greasy! The band recently got back into swinging fashion with two fantastic sounding 45 rpm singles 'The Ghetto' (There's No Way Out) An Afro-Funk barnstormer and the P-funk inspired 'Yard Of Hard' co-written with the legendary american trombonist and James Brown's MD, Fred Wesley. The band are known as melodic funkateers a super tough and soulful act who recentky released an album with hip Funk label P-Vine Japan.

As well as some choice covers ( Prince,The JB's etc) the band will be playing tracks  which are funky, soulful and incredibly catchy, they have a repertoire of songs inspired by old soul-funk classics, Latin grooves and afrobeat vibes.If you like your horn horny and your guitar groovy, tonight's show should be just the ticket for you.

Masterminded by Nitin Sawhney and singer/guitarist (and well known Blues & Soul critic) Emrys Baird,who cut his teeth with the legendary Funk Ambassadors ( backing the JB'S on their first ever UK tour in the late 80's hence the Fred Wesley connection) tonight's show promises to see the group in full party mode as they are continuing to tread a well worn path and a firm commitment in keeping the flames of funk,fuelled and permanently alight!

Please note, The Club is not licenced to allow access to Children under the age of 16 after 9pm, so for evening performances, please do not book tickets for children under the age of 16. Children aged 16 and above are welcome at any time.