Oscar Jerome + i.am.afiya

Songwriter, guitarist, vocalist and producer Oscar Jerome has recently released his third solo album, The Fork—an introspective and richly layered record that blends his lyrical guitar style with sophisticated, nuanced storytelling.
A former member of the acclaimed collective Kokoroko, Jerome has continued to refine his original and genre bending sound. His distinctive guitar playing can be heard throughout London’s thriving music scene both in his collaborations and influence. His music draws as much from the grooves of Prince and Jimi Hendrix as it does the folk story telling of John Martyn, the guitar riffs of Ali Farka Touré or the production of Q-Tip, bridging styles with effortless fluidity
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- Friday 04 Sep 2026
- Expired!
- 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
- Voodoo Daddys
- 68 London St, Norwich NR2 1JT
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Oscar Jerome + i.am.afiya

- Friday 04 Sep 2026
- Expired!
- 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
- Voodoo Daddys
- 68 London St, Norwich NR2 1JT
Songwriter, guitarist, vocalist and producer Oscar Jerome has recently released his third solo album, The Fork—an introspective and richly layered record that blends his lyrical guitar style with sophisticated, nuanced storytelling.
A former member of the acclaimed collective Kokoroko, Jerome has continued to refine his original and genre bending sound. His distinctive guitar playing can be heard throughout London’s thriving music scene both in his collaborations and influence. His music draws as much from the grooves of Prince and Jimi Hendrix as it does the folk story telling of John Martyn, the guitar riffs of Ali Farka Touré or the production of Q-Tip, bridging styles with effortless fluidity
More Info
Oscar Jerome + i.am.afiya

- Friday 04 Sep 2026
- Expired!
- 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
- Voodoo Daddys
- 68 London St, Norwich NR2 1JT
Songwriter, guitarist, vocalist and producer Oscar Jerome has recently released his third solo album, The Fork—an introspective and richly layered record that blends his lyrical guitar style with sophisticated, nuanced storytelling.
A former member of the acclaimed collective Kokoroko, Jerome has continued to refine his original and genre bending sound. His distinctive guitar playing can be heard throughout London’s thriving music scene both in his collaborations and influence. His music draws as much from the grooves of Prince and Jimi Hendrix as it does the folk story telling of John Martyn, the guitar riffs of Ali Farka Touré or the production of Q-Tip, bridging styles with effortless fluidity