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The King Chameleon will play at The Gallimaufry on 30 September 2026. The group has evolved from a lofi beats project into a jazz fusion four-piece with over 5 million streams. Admission is free.

THE KING CHAMELEON

Born as a lofi beats project, amassing over 5 million streams worldwide, and now a jazz fusion four piece, The King Chameleon is an ever evolving musical endeavour. Over the past year the group have developed their own brand of cosmic jazz, embellished with a range of influences from disco and house, to samba and funk.

Boasting a repertoire of dynamic originals and playing styles, the group seek to create and perform music that takes their listeners on journeys through highly technical fusion sections to catchy and melodic breakdowns. Dance the night away and lose yourself to the psychedelic sounds of this exciting bristol based band!

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The King Chameleon takes place on Wednesday, 30 September 2026 at 20:00. The event runs until Thursday, 1 October 2026.

The King Chameleon is held at The Gallimaufry in Bristol (26/28, The Promenade, Gloucester Rd, Bristol BS7 8AL).

Entry to The King Chameleon is free.

The forecast for The King Chameleon is Clear · 17°C.

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