Get ready for a night of smooth grooves, lush harmonies, and deep emotional resonance at Neo-Soul at the Troubadour - a live showcase of four exceptional artists that embody the heart and soul of modern soul music.

Lineup:

Lunchtime Heroes - A London-based band born out of busy schedules and a shared music taste. Named after the snatched moments they find to rehearse and write, the band blends smooth R&B melodies with modern grooves, drawing influence from artists like Ezra Collective, Feng Suave, John Mayer, Oscar Jerome, and Vulfpeck. Their sound is warm, vocal-led, and rooted in expressive, laid-back hooks.

Intimate Friends - are a soulful trio based in London, described as having "their own brand of romantic neo-soul". Inspired by 70s greats such as Al Green and Curtis Mayfieldthrough to contemporaries including Lianne La Havas and Corinne Bailey Rae, their sound features smooth vocals and rich harmonies driven by hip-hop, jazz, and funk infused beats.

minor. - is the music project of indie artist/producer Him Tang. Born in Hong Kong and raised on Western culture, Tang creates through a dual lens—where introspection meets hybridity, and genres dissolve into feeling. From the indie pop sensibility of The 1975, the mellow warmth of HONNE, the emotional sharpness of keshi, to elements of R&B and Hip-Hop - each influence becomes a layer in his self-produced soundscapes, crafted intimately in his bedroom.

Dry Noon - Hailing from the tangled streets of Brighton and London, Dry Noon are a two-piece sonic outlaw unit—equal parts indie grit, hip hop swagger, electronic haze, and country soul. Their sound doesn’t just blend genres; it hijacks them, drags them into the dust, and reassembles them into something lawless and strangely familiar.