One of the most fascinating qualities of the London African Music Festival is the ability to unearth new wonders of...
It’s raining, but we don’t care! The first full day of WOMAD got into full swing this Friday with the...
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...
Saharan blues never sounded so rocky! This Toulouse-based group plays with spirit and energy, and for a trio their sound...
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...
WOMAD and Bristol have developed a tight-knit relationship. The festival has always hosted many bands from this southwestern city on...
Violons Barbares, as their name suggests, are indeed a wild trio. To say these guys are virtuosic would be an...
Hailing from Guinea, West Africa, master kora player N’Faly Kouyate took to Camden’s Jazz Café stage last night. Reminiscent of...
At the age of sixty-six, Kassé Mady Diabaté is one of the living greats of Malian music. His nickname Kassé derives from the...
Like most minorites, Garifuna people hardly ever make the news. The Garifuna people are six-hundred thousand souls who inhabit a...