African Headcharge in The Hall
Henry Ward Hall
One-offSat 24 Oct
Promoters
African Headcharge in The Hall · “African psychadelic vision.” – Brian Eno
Important! This event has now been rescheduled for October 24, 2026. The groove is deep, the vocals soulful, and the brilliant musicians are given room to stretch out a bit. This seating optional show is going to get the people of Hastings and the walls of the Henry Ward moving. Deep bass, psychadelic exploration and especially a good fit for those who like to sway and sweat to the beat.
7:30pm
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African Headcharge in The Hall
Important! This event has now been rescheduled for October 24, 2026. The groove is deep, the vocals soulful, and the brilliant musicians are given room to stretch out a bit. This seating optional show is going to get the people of Hastings and the walls of the Henry Ward moving. Deep bass, psychadelic exploration and especially a good fit for those who like to sway and sweat to the beat. Tickets:
7:30pm
African Headcharge in The Hall
Important! This event has now been rescheduled for October 24, 2026. The groove is deep, the vocals soulful, and the brilliant musicians are given room to stretch out a bit. This seating optional show is going to get the people of Hastings and the walls of the Henry Ward moving. Deep bass, psychadelic exploration and especially a good fit for those who like to sway and sweat to the beat. Tickets:
7:30pm
African Headcharge in The Hall
The groove is deep, the vocals soulful, and the brilliant musicians are given room to stretch out a bit. This seating optional show is going to get the people of Hastings and the walls of the Henry Ward moving. Deep bass, psychadelic exploration and especially a good fit for those who like to sway and sweat to the beat.
7:30pm
African Headcharge in the Hall
The groove is deep, the vocals soulful, and the brilliant musicians are given room to stretch out a bit. This seating optional show is going to get the people of Hastings and the walls of the Henry Ward moving. Deep bass, psychadelic exploration and especially a good fit for those who like to sway and sweat to the beat.