Club 321 Featuring Albino Mbie

Artist: Albino Mbie

From a handmade guitar built out of scrap materials in Maputo to international acclaim on the global stage, Albino Mbie’s journey is as powerful as his music.

Born in Mozambique and now based in Boston, Albino blends Afro-pop, Moz-Jazz, and contemporary global influences into a sound that is entirely his own. A Berklee College of Music graduate and alum of the prestigious Global Jazz Institute, he has studied under some of the most influential voices in modern jazz while staying deeply rooted in the rhythms and traditions of his homeland.

His award-winning debut Mozambican Dance introduced the world to a bold new voice in contemporary world music, earning international songwriting recognition and critical acclaim.

Experience Albino Mbie live — an artist who transforms personal history, global influences, and rhythmic storytelling into an unforgettable performance.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Tickets: $30

Mechanics Hall Members: 10% discount off single ticket

Time: Doors 6:15pm | Show 7:00pm

Cash bar and refreshments available for purchase

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Experience Mechanics Hall

Mechanics Hall is not just where the event takes place. It is part of the experience. For many guests, the draw is not only the performer or program but also the opportunity to enjoy live music in a space with architectural character, strong acoustics, and a long cultural history in Worcester. What's more, Mechanics Hall is conveniently located within walking distance from many downtown locations including restaurants and bars.

Accessibility

Accessible Entrance
The barrier-free entrance to the building is located on Waldo Street. Elevators are located in the ground-floor lobby and provide access to the second and third floors. There is no elevator access to the Great Hall balcony.

Accessible Halls
All of our halls are wheelchair-accessible, where patrons can remain in their wheelchairs or transfer to theater seats. Patrons who cannot or do not wish to transfer from their wheelchairs to a theater seat should request wheelchair-seat locations when ordering tickets. The Great Hall balcony is not wheel-chair accessible.