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Bakar. on Tour
London-based singer and producer Bakar. hit the road for a 16-stop international tour on the heels of his 2022 album release Nobody's Home, with stops at signature venues in both the United States and UK, including the El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles and 02 Ritz Manchester. Known best for his 2019 hit single "Hell N Back" which sent waves through the streaming community, amassing nearly 150 million streams on Spotify. The song was even featured in an Apple commercial in the United States, which gave it a significant boost in popularity. Critics and audience members alike praise Bakar. for his mellow flow and plucky lyrics that defy London rap or rock norms. Other popular singles like "The Mission" and "NW3" have also caught the attention of fans and have been significant streaming hits. Critics have called the artist's music a variety of things: charming, spiky and happy-go-lucky. Tickets are selling fast, so get yours to see Bakar. today.
Bakar. Live in Concert
Born Abubakar Baker Shariff-Farr in North London, his first musical love was hip-hop. Despite knowing that he wanted to pursue a career in music from an early age, Bakar. became more serious about the passion when he branched out his style into indie rock. In 2017, he released a handful of singles including "Big Dreams" and "Something I Said," that caught on in the underground music scene in London. A year later, Bakar. released his full-length debut project Badkid, which earned critical praise from London musical icons and kingmakers like Elton John and Skepta. Bakar. followed Badkid with his biggest hit to date, the bluesy and easygoing single "Hell N Back," which was the featured single for his 2019 EP Will You Be My Yellow? In 2022, Bakar. released two leading singles, "The Mission" and "NW3" for his sophomore album Nobody's Home, which was released in February 2022 and quickly caught the attention of fans and critics, including The Guardian, who called it a "spectacularly strong sense of place."