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Jackson’s skilled trumpet playing wrapped up the number, cutting through the cheering before the group seamlessly transitioned into ‘Golden’, which showcased Luppen’s effortlessly clear vocals. Being the lead single and title track from Hippo Campus’s new album, the crowd demonstrated their familiarity by singing along with the band’s quintessential harmonising vocals. Jake Luppen, Nathan Stocker, Whistler Isaiah Allen, Zach Sutton and Decarlo Jackson took the dark stage, welcomed by a sold-out floor of adoring fans as the familiar backing track to ‘Bambi’ played out. Minnesota natives Hippo Campus were spending one of the last days of their Bambi Tour in London, and fans were getting ready for a night of stunning musicality and affecting performance. Photos by Josien van Oostveen and review by Molly ChenĪ line of hundreds stretched around the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire last Thursday, filled with indie enthusiasts as they waited for the venue’s doors to open. O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire // London, England // 21 February 2019
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