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Ndagga Rhythm Force are, hands down, one of the most explosive African acts these days!

Before there was afrobeat there was highlife – a joyful, good-times Ghanaian musical style that took on new gloss in 1960s Nigeria.

There will be no interval.

Ndagga Rhythm Force are, hands down, one of the most explosive African acts these days!

The king of Congolese Soukous returns to the 100 Club this Summer for another special night of music and dancing.

Jazz Africa is Basil Hodge’s exciting new project. It is jazz from across the African continent.

Get ready for a night of high energy Afro-rock as the legendary Osibisa take the stage at Boisdale of Canary Wharf on Saturday, August 16th. Famed for their infectious fusion of African rhythms, Caribbean grooves, jazz, and rock, Osibisa were true pioneers of the world music movement in the 1970s.

Fabiola Méndez is a Puerto Rican cuatrista, singer, educator, and Emmy-nominated composer. Her artistic vision and original music focus on the exploration of her culture, her ancestry, and her identities.

World Jazz vocalist debuts her new show….

VIMALA ROWE: Vimala’s new original music is created from eclectic influences of music from Jazz and Blues to African and Indian folk, UK Indie and Soul.

Enjoy the joyous sound of the Malawian duo as they blend homemade instruments with irresistible vocal harmonies at this outdoor show.

Celebrating a defiant sound rooted in African and Caribbean traditions, Luzmira Zerpa and the Calypso Ambassadors bring the vibrant heartbeat of Venezuelan Calypso Carnival!

Nyboma: The Golden Voice of Congolese Rumba Returns to London by Popular Demand – Live Full Band + DJ at Soul Mama!

This special evening launches Toleka’s bold new series honouring Africa’s greatest musical icons.

A special Sunday night with legendary African groovesters Kasai Masai, mixing the traditional rural songs of the Congo with urban rhythms and their own imagination…

The band create a delicious Soukous soup, guaranteed to make you smile and dance!

Step into a soundstorm of pure rhythm with Abass Dodoo’s electrifying new collective, Okailey, where the heartbeat of Ghana meets a fearless musical revolution!

A master of Gnawa music, Simo brings hypnotic rhythms and soulful melodies rooted in Moroccan tradition. His performances are a vibrant celebration of culture, blending the ancient sounds of the guembri with captivating chants and energetic percussion.

Santrofi are a Ghanian highlife group who formed in 2019. The members have played in the bands of countless Ghanaian artists including Ebo Taylor, Pat Thomas, Gyedu-Blay Ambolley, AK Yeboah, and AB Crentsil.

Friday night with the fantastic Grupo Lokito, purveyors of a floor-filling mix of Congolese and Cuban sounds, featuring sweet, soulful vocals, ringing guitar and the swinging salsa piano of bandleader Sara McGuinness…

This 2025 is the year to enjoy the rhythm of cumbia by the hand of Damas Gratis & Los Mirlos.

EyiTemi's unmatched storytelling shines in her deeply emotional performance - one that refuses to be confined to a single lane.

The new Afro-Folk sensation makes her Sound Lounge debut!

Wiyaala, meaning "the doer" is an award winning singer songwriter from Funsi in the Upper West Region of Ghana.

Those who come to Ajeet’s concerts can expect moments of all-encompassing calm, an experience of music as a mode of ritual and connection, and exuberant realms of celebration and release.

‘Afro Baroque’ is the new exciting multi-cultural duo collaboration between international award winning pianist and composer Yakir Arbib, and Manu Dibango's Cameroonian virtuoso drummer and vocalist Conti Bilong.

FORM PRESENTS

Gina Birch & The Unreasonables

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London based Afro-Cuban-Soul-Surf-Calypsoists, GEORGIE HUME & THE PITY PARTY return to Green Note after last year’s sold out show.

Passionate and melodic, these are world-class performers.

Award-winning Italian acoustic guitar virtuoso and composer Antonio Forcione teams up with fellow Italian/Sardinian award-winning guitarist, composer, and educator Giorgio Serci.