About this Event

**** Pisco Disco w/Imperio Bamba **** ******** Food / Drink / Music ********** Happy 2026!! The New Year finds us restless, full of energy and in a party mood so we thought it was a perfect timing for .. Pisco Disco! Yes, Pisco Disco is back in trendy Hoxton at our beloved Stags Head with another night of Latin-American controlled chaos, featuring Imperio Bamba <www.imperiobamba.com/epk> with they unique blend of afro, Andean and psychic cumbia sounds (CHICHAFRODELIC), followed by uplifting/soul-healing/trance-inducing latin American DJ-sets until 1am. Expect the usual informal and friendly atmosphere, delicious South American street food and those curiously strong Pisco cocktails. We'll start at 6:30pm serving food at the terrace and Pisco-cocktails (or your preferred beverage) from the Pub's bar. Live Music will kick off around 9pm, followed by Pisco Disco DJ sets of psychedelic cumbia, Salsa Brava and latin-afro beats. The Plan: Food: South American fast-food featuring adobado-pork sandwiches, potatoes a la Huancaina sauce and spicy salsas. Drink: Pisco Sour, Chilcano and whatever else the pub serves. LIVE: Imperio Bamba playing their unique blend of Afro, Andean and Psychedelic Cumbia sounds. Everybody is invited - all nationalities are welcome! ******************************************************************** WHAT: Pisco Disco LIVE Music / Pisco cocktails / food featuring Imperio Bamba (Chichafrodelic / Psychedelic cumbia) WHEN:: 6:30pm-1am. Friday, January 16, 2026 WHERE: Stag's Head Hoxton 55 Orsman Road, N1 5RA transport: between Haggerston & Hoxton stations TICKETS: Super early bird 10 GBP for the LIVE show - Tickets on DICE soon ... Free entrance to the pub and terrace. Organised by Southern Exposure. ********************************************************************** About the Venue: the Stag's Head, a listed old-fashioned pub with a beautiful terrace for outdoor drinking and dinning, and a wood-panelled concert hall for live shows. About Imperio Bamba: Imperio Bamba is a project born in North London, in 2016. They describe their sound as chichafrodelic, mixing chicha, afro-peruvian and psychedelic rhythms that emerge from their Latin American roots. Telling their stories through songs, immigrants’ stories, they try to create moments to feel in community, creating a home far away from home.

Dance Styles

Contact Improvisation (50%)
Salsa (50%)

Organizer

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Southern Exposure