Tuesday, Nov 10 · 7 pm
Ends about 9:30 pm
KOKOCamden High St., London
Light drizzle, 7 pm ·feels 10°Rain on the way in: an umbrella, then you're dry inside
Tuesday, Nov 10 · indoors
The weather getting thereRain on the way in: an umbrella, then you're dry inside
At the start · 7 pm
11°
Light drizzle
At the finish · about 9:30 pm
10°
Light drizzle
Hour by hour, from two hours before
11°22%11°22%11°24%10°26%10°29%10°32%Outlined hours are the event. Bars show the chance of rain.
For the walk there and home; it's warm inside.
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'So Help Me God Tour' It’s been seven years since Kelsey Lu released their debut album Blood, a baroque, cello-led exorcism that introduced a singular voice moving between the sacred and the sensual. Seven years after the release of their debut album Blood, a baroque, cello-led exorcism that introduced a singular voice moving between the sacred and the sensual, Kelsey Lu returns with So Help Me God. Due June 2026 via Dirty Hit, the 10-track album is Lu’s most fearless and fully realised work to date. Co-produced by Lu, Jack Antonoff and Yves Rothman and mixed by Oli Jacobs, features contributions from Sampha, Kamasi Washington,Lady Jess and Kim Gordon. It is not a healing record. It is a reckoning. Across its ten songs, Lu traces a landscape of transformation — where devotion, desire, grief and transcendence collapse into one another.
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Where
Camden High St., London
KOKO
Dinner before, a drink after, a short walk from the door. Tuesday at 7 pm.
Your evening
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Tuesday 10 November at 7 pm.
At KOKO, Camden High St., London.
The listing gives no price. Tickets are sold through Ticketmaster.
Indoors.
The forecast for 7 pm that day is 11° and light drizzle, feeling like 10°, with a 24% chance of rain.
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