The Zambian-Scottish producer behind “No Bad Vibes”, a drummer before he was a DJ, brings his live show to Islington Assembly Hall.
KILIMANJARO, the Zambian-Scottish producer behind “No Bad Vibes”, brings his live show to Islington Assembly Hall in Islington on Thursday 26 November 2026.
He grew up in Scotland with Zambian heritage and started playing drums at 12. With his brother and a friend he formed the band Our Future Glory, and they spent a decade touring Scotland.
In 2016, signed to the London label Wall of Sound, the band played Ibiza and were asked whether any of them could DJ the after party. None could, so he learned, and his bookings built from there.
His break as a producer came with that 2024 single, made with the Irish singer Jazzy, which has passed 300 million streams. A MOBO nomination followed. He has since debuted at Coachella, supported Swedish House Mafia and played Circoloco in Ibiza.
London already knows him from a sold-out headline night at fabric. The live format puts his percussion and his vocals, which he now sings on his own records, at the centre of the set.
Live Nation and Broadwick Live present the night in the Grade II listed hall on Upper Street.