Tuesday, November 19 popscene and rickshaw stop co-present JORDAN MACKAMPA with Dani Offline 7 pm doors $17 adv / $20 doors all ages **This is a rescheduled show from April 29. All tickets from that show are good for this one. If you want a refund please let us know by April 29. Like the soul greats he grew up with and the grime artists he adores, Jordan Mackampa makes music to tells truths as much as entertain. His searing songs are documents of his life as an outsider, his sound a melting pot of cultures that stretch from his birthplace in the Republic of Congo to a hip hop-obsessed childhood in north London to teen years spent immersed in indie-rock in Coventry. From his breakthrough in 2017 with the protest song "Battlecry" to this autumn’s acclaimed "What Am I", hailed a modern take on Marvin Gaye’s "What’s Going On", Jordan’s powerful message music has grown rapidly in scope and scale, soaking up new influences and becoming more complex. A debut album due in March, produced by Dani Castelar, best known for his work with Paolo Nutini, sees Jordan scaling fresh heights, adding sumptuous strings, gospel backing vocals and grime influences on his contemporary soul fused with his Congolese roots.  https://www.jordanmackampa.com/ Dani Offline is an Oakland-based songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist. She makes music that is sensual and introspective, combining jazz and R&B sensibilities to craft a soulful palette for her poetic lyricism. Her EP, Mirror, is an exploration of perception and self-deception, entirely self-produced and recorded from her bedroom. The project was recently featured by KQED, the FADER, and Earmilk. Dani's next project is set for release in early 2025. https://danioffline.com/