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Jazz double bill at LAC in Lagos, the 14th night in this year-round chamber concert series.
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Concertos em Cadeia is LAC's ongoing series of small-room concerts in Lagos, mixing genres from one edition to the next. The 14th night pairs two current Portuguese jazz projects, Abajour Nonok from Lisbon and Musgos from Aveiro, in a set LAC describes as kaleidoscopic, moving between improvisation and songcraft.
LAC (Laboratório de Actividades Criativas) is a small cultural association based in a former convent in the old town, and its concerts are run as intimate, close-up shows rather than big-stage gigs, with the audience seated near the musicians.
The concert is on 18 July at 21:30. Tickets are 10 euros general admission, 7.50 euros for LAC members and friends (drink included), 5 euros for students, and free for children up to 12.
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