You never know what to expect from London: once you think that you’re used to the city it throws up...
One of the most fascinating qualities of the London African Music Festival is the ability to unearth new wonders of...
In support of their debut album, Abyssinia Afterlife, Black Flower ambled on to the stage at a sparsely populated Rich...
The stage was set at London’s Royal Festival Hall for Atomic Bomb! ‘David Byrne’s Meltdown’ was projected in large letters...
As part of David Byrne’s ‘Meltdown’ festival, one of flamenco’s leading lights, Estrella Morente, opened her concert standing solo on...
This is only the third year that Walthamstow Garden Party has lit up the North London borough, but it could...
Hailing from Guinea, West Africa, master kora player N’Faly Kouyate took to Camden’s Jazz Café stage last night. Reminiscent of...
On the last day of its 2015 edition WOMAD UK raised the curtain to present some hugely talented women artists...
The sun came out – and so did the WOMAD crowd, to enjoy some truly spectacular and brilliant performances from...
Rain, rain everywhere and mud, mud too! But one of the great things about WOMAD is that you don’t always...
London lacks of the exoticism of Lagos, Ronnie Scott’s is less vibrant (though more stylish) than the Shrine and Seun...
In the dark and dingy environment of Islington’s Electrowerkz Mali’s ngoni master Bassekou Kouyaté and his family band Ngoni Ba...