Incognito are a British band who are celebrating their thirtieth anniversary with a concert at IndigO2 at the O2 in London this August. We saw them in April at the Camden Centre and although the vibe was excellent the sound in that venue was not the best. Nevertheless we enjoyed the gig immensely. There were fifteen musicians and singers on that small stage by the end! Guitarist Jim Mullen, who toured with the Average White Band, had a guest spot. The musicians and vocals were excellent and we're looking forward to seeing what Bluey's got planned for IndigO2. AnnaYou have to admire Incognito for resisting the temptation to move into the mainstream all these years and continuing to produce their unique, uplifting jazz-fusion flavoured music for 30 years. Their sound is and never will be liked by the masses, but they don't care and that's what I love about them. They're in the business of music; not the music business. You just don't get many bands at all like that today. Performance-wise they can't be faulted. They've got lots of experience and it shows because they're able to whip a good vibe and high energy in their audience. Go see them, you won't be disappointed. Gary
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