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Hypnotic Brass Ensemble

Unfortunately this event is cancelled due to circumstances beyond our control. Ticket holders will be informed by e-mail as soon as possible. Music runs deep in the Hypnotic Brass Ensemble. Raised on the south side of Chicago, the band is made up of seven brothers, the sons of Jazz trumpeter Phil Cohran, who played with… Continue reading Hypnotic Brass Ensemble

{20231020} – Mokoomba)

Mokoomba, a group of six musicians from Victoria Falls, has elevated their unique sound rooted in Zimbabwe’s cultural DNA, infusing it with captivating influences from neighboring Congo, Zamrock, and Chimurenga. As living proof of Africa’s vibrant guitar band heritage in a producer-dominated music scene, Mokoomba’s exceptional mastery of Southern African guitar techniques and enchanting voices… Continue reading {20231020} – Mokoomba)

{20231028} – Bixiga 70)

With a new album release in sight, the Sao Paulo based Brazilian group Bixiga 70 continues to travel musically forward, only to find themselves more and more at home. The band’s aptly named third album, III, is a luminescent and energized admixture of Atlantic cultures. The album’s hyper-contemporary dialogue journeys between the sounds and rhythms… Continue reading {20231028} – Bixiga 70)

Massada

Massada has a special place in Dutch music history. Founder Johnny Manuhutu laid the foundations of the band in the 1970s, which mainly consists of Moluccan musicians. Massada broke through in 1978 with hits like “Latin Dance” and “Dansa” from their debut album “Astaganaga”. A spectacular performance at Pinkpop, among others, and a successful European… Continue reading Massada

{20231111} – Roger Damawuzan)

Unfortunately this event is cancelled due to the artist’s personal reasons. To all ticket holders make sure to check your email to get reimbursed. Legendary Roger Damawuzan lights up Grounds with Afro-Soul-Funk! Witness a living icon who revolutionized Togolese music, introducing captivating rhythms to soul. His hit vinyl “Wait For Me” remains a diggers’ holy… Continue reading {20231111} – Roger Damawuzan)