Photo Gallery: Hak Baker - Somerset House, London 20/07/2024

It has been quite the year for Hak Baker – so fresh from wowing audiences at Glastonbury in June and releasing Act I of his brand new EP ‘Nostalgia Death’ – he treated London to a very special headline show to Somerset House. Our photographer Harry Wassell was there to capture all the action.

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