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Khruangbin

Photo Review: Khruangbin – Eventim Apollo

Khruangbin’s first of their three London shows at the iconic Eventim Apollo was nothing short of magical. The Texan trio, known for their genre-defying blend of funk, soul, psychedelic rock, brought their unique sound to the stage captivating the packed venue.

The setlist was a well-balanced mix of tracks from across their discography, including fan favourites like “Maria Tambien” and “White Gloves,” and the evening also saw them play their most recent album ‘A La Sala’ in full, a bold move, but one that paid off very, very well.

Khruangbin’s music, for me, transcend genres, taking you on a journey that was both meditative and energising. Their performance at Eventim Apollo was a flawless display of musicianship, style, and vibe. If you ever get the chance to see them live, do not miss it—it’s a transcendent experience that leaves you feeling as though you’ve just floated through a musical dream.

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