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This dazzling live performer has 7 albums, several gospel projects and 2 Live DVD recordings shot in South Africa and London respectively. For every show Kunle Ayo performs in, he leaves his fans inspired and brimming with positive energy.

Reekado Banks is a Nigerian Afropop star known for hits like “Dorobucci,” “Rora,” and “Ozumba Mbadiwe.” With multiple awards and global chart success, Reekado returns to London to perform tracks from his powerful new album, The Game Needs You, live at EartH Theatre.

Born into the 700-year-old Griot tradition of West Africa, Suntou Susso is deeply connected to his heritage, which drives his vision as a musician. Griots are entrusted with the responsibility of preserving the history, culture and values of their people.

In a new Conway Hall collaboration with Echoes Festival’s African Diaspora series, acclaimed classical guitarist Ahmed Dickinson joins forces with the Kyan Quartet to explore vibrant Afro-Cuban repertoire by Cuba’s most distinctive contemporary composers.

Heavily championed by BBC 6 Music, the Guinea-born, now Margate-based, singer and multi instrumentalist FALLE NIOKE has captivated audiences across the world with his addictive brand of mercurial afro-pop.

N’Faly Kouyaté is a world renowned Griot master musician and multi-instrumentalist, best known as a core member of Afro Celt Sound System, and as the “Jimi Hendrix of the Kora!”.

ALL POWER EMANATES FROM THE LAND is a new live audiovisual performance expanding on the soundscape made for Jessica Ashman’s exhibition ‘Those That Do Not Smile Will Kill Me’, at Bristol Museum & Art Gallery...

A night of old school Algerian Raï music presented by Culturama and El Besta.

Soulful smooth vocals and evocative lyricism

Rob de Boer is a half-Dutch, half-Irish singer, multi-instrumentalist, producer, and visual artist based between Dublin and London.

There can be no denying that the pyrotechnic Snowboy And The Latin Section are Europe's leading Afro Cuban Jazz group. From their debut release in 1985, they have released 16 albums and played concerts and festivals in over 22 countries, from Holland to Australia, from Japan to Scotland.

Eliane Correa & La Evolución is a fresh, high-energy 12-piece Cuban timba fusion orchestra consisting of some of the UK's top Cuban and Latin musicians.

Bandleader Eliane Correa, a renowned Latina pianist and composer, is a key figure in the representation of Cuban music and culture in the UK.

Eliane Correa & La Evolución is a fresh, high-energy 12-piece Cuban timba fusion orchestra consisting of some of the UK's top Cuban and Latin musicians.

Bandleader Eliane Correa, a renowned Latina pianist and composer, is a key figure in the representation of Cuban music and culture in the UK.

Visionary saxophonist and composer Camilla George returns to Ronnie Scott’s for a powerful showcase of her intoxicating fusion of jazz, Afrofuturism and hip hop, deeply rooted in West African rhythm and storytelling.

Visionary saxophonist and composer Camilla George returns to Ronnie Scott’s for a powerful showcase of her intoxicating fusion of jazz, Afrofuturism and hip hop, deeply rooted in West African rhythm and storytelling.

The connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott's goes way back. In the 80s Arturo Sandoval and Irakere were the synonymous sound of summer at the club.

The connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott's goes way back. In the 80s Arturo Sandoval and Irakere were the synonymous sound of summer at the club.

"Jimi Hendrix watched them rehearse, Stevie Wonder joined them on drums, and Fela Kuti partied with them in Lagos..." Guardian UK

The connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott's goes way back. In the 80s Arturo Sandoval and Irakere were the synonymous sound of summer at the club.

The connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott's goes way back. In the 80s Arturo Sandoval and Irakere were the synonymous sound of summer at the club.

The connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott's goes way back. In the 80s Arturo Sandoval and Irakere were the synonymous sound of summer at the club.

The connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott's goes way back. In the 80s Arturo Sandoval and Irakere were the synonymous sound of summer at the club.

The connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott's goes way back. In the 80s Arturo Sandoval and Irakere were the synonymous sound of summer at the club.

The connection between Cuba and Ronnie Scott's goes way back. In the 80s Arturo Sandoval and Irakere were the synonymous sound of summer at the club.

"Jimi Hendrix watched them rehearse, Stevie Wonder joined them on drums, and Fela Kuti partied with them in Lagos..." Guardian UK