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Tickets
π« General admission ticket for 1 person to the show
General Info
π Date and time: Monday 30th December 2019, 7pm-10:30pm
π Venue: The Jazz Cafe Camden
π€ Age requirement: 18+ with valid ID
π΅ Music: Afrobeat - Fela Kuti
Description
It is very difficult to put into words the significance and stature of an individual like Fela Kuti and his contribution to music, politics and culture across the twentieth century. A pioneer of afrobeat - a genre of which he was at the forefront - Fela gifted the world with songs such as Beasts of No Nation, Zombie and Water Get No Enemy. Fela's former bandmate Bukky Leo and his Black Egypt collective will be arriving at The Jazz Cafe to retell many of the Nigerian multi-instrumentalistβs stories, and in doing so honour the life and legacy of an icon that has given us so much.
π« General admission ticket for 1 person to the show
General Info
π Date and time: Monday 30th December 2019, 7pm-10:30pm
π Venue: The Jazz Cafe Camden
π€ Age requirement: 18+ with valid ID
π΅ Music: Afrobeat - Fela Kuti
Description
It is very difficult to put into words the significance and stature of an individual like Fela Kuti and his contribution to music, politics and culture across the twentieth century. A pioneer of afrobeat - a genre of which he was at the forefront - Fela gifted the world with songs such as Beasts of No Nation, Zombie and Water Get No Enemy. Fela's former bandmate Bukky Leo and his Black Egypt collective will be arriving at The Jazz Cafe to retell many of the Nigerian multi-instrumentalistβs stories, and in doing so honour the life and legacy of an icon that has given us so much.
