After four years of making music, South London’s Cikho burst onto the scene in 2026, marking him as one to watch.
Growing up in SE London, he was the only kid in his ends making the funky, upbeat and vulnerable music that defines his sound, drawing inspiration from Steve Lacy, Pharrell Williams and Jamiroquai.
A melody man from a young age, Cikho taught himself to sing and write songs through years of practising on BandLab. Growing up listening to pop songs on Vevo, he developed a love for great melodies and discovering new music that continues to shape his sound today.
Bus numbers 41, 42. 43, 85, 86, 111, 142, 143, 197 (from the city centre or south Manchester) the stop to ask for is The Aquatics Centre/All Saints Park.
10 mins walk from Oxford Road train station: head towards the universities away from the town centre and turn left up Grosvenor Street after the BBC.
Parking
Parking 200 space pay & display behind venue [£1.50 p/hr or £15.00 for 24hrs]
Free parking in front of venue on Grosvenor St. [Monday-Friday: after 6pm
Saturdays: after 12.30pm, Sundays: all day]
Accessibility
Wheelchair Accessible: No
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