Piano from London, Soul from New Orleans

‘One of the worlds greatest exponents of New Orleans piano’ — Blues in Britain magazine

The Ikos ‘The best New Orleans band never to come from Louisiana’ — Rocking Magpie

New Release August 15th 2023

This is our song Alligator Chomp Chomp, a reflection of the predator that lurks within each of us. Give in or swim to safety is our advice.

The Ikos: Dom Pipkin - keys and songwriting - Mirco Altenbach - tenor saxophone - Trevor Walker - trumpet - Nick Pini - bass - Jimmy Norden - drums (percussion on this song). Additional musicians Gaspar Sena - drums - Graham Hughes - trombone - Hannah Luxton - giggles

Written and produced by Dom Pipkin. Additional mixing by Bubu Otis

Live at the Temple

A sparkling new solo album recorded in 2023 at The Temple of Art & Music, London.

Upcoming Dates

 

Thursday, March 21

Solo

Crazy Coqs

London, UK

9:15pm

Friday, March 22

Solo

Helmsley Arts Centre

Helmsley, UK

7:30pm

Saturday, March 23

Solo (with Joe Mac)

Pizza Express, Soho

London, UK

1pm

Saturday, March 23

Solo

Barnoldswick Arts Centre

Barnoldswick, UK

8:00pm

 
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C'mon Sunshine

Dom Pipkin’s debut solo piano album, featuring livestream lockdown favourites “Magnolifique” and “I Love You” as well as Dom and the Iko’s hit “Heading South”. Buy the CD here, download and stream on all channels. More…

“Love your piano playing.”

— Paul Weller

 

“Your music warms my heart, straight from the source.”

— Hugh Laurie

 

‘The finest New Orleans band never to come from New Orleans”

— Rocking Magpie

 

“Dom Pipkin flails the organ to within a millimetre of Jimmy Simth and just dig that almighty piano.”

— Max Reindhardt, Straight No Chaser

“When Dom plays the piano magic happens”

— Paloma Faith

 

““…a highly impressive pianist… Fans of Diz Watson, Jon Cleary and Dr John, as well as their late predecessors, should keep an eye out for this band.””

— Blues in Britain Magazine

 

‘A genius’

— James Bond composer, David Arnold

 

“Have you heard this guy play James Booker?”

— Tom McDermott, New Orleans piano star