So 17. Mai 2020
20:30

Alune Wade (SEN/F)

abgesagt !

Alune Wade: bass, lead vocals
Carlos Sarduy: trumpet
Hugues Mayot: tenor saxophone
Cedric Duchemann: piano, keyboards
Dharil Esso: drums
Adriano Tenorio: percussions
Thierry Girard: sound engineer

Aufgrund der Maßnahmen, das Corona-Virus in seiner Ausbreitung einzuschränken, haben wir alle Veranstaltungen bis auf Weiteres abgesagt bzw. verschoben. Tickets für abgesagte Konzerte werden selbstverständlich rückerstattet. Wir bitten um Geduld und Verständnis, dass das etwas Zeit in Anspruch nehmen wird. Diese Situation ist für den gemeinnützigen Verein Porgy & Bess nicht einfach. Wenn Sie uns unterstützen wollen und anstelle der Rückzahlung einen Gutschein akzeptieren, dann wäre uns sehr geholfen. Vielen Dank!

Ihr P&B-Team

Due to the ministry of social affairs’ decree we have to cancel or postpone announced concerts for the time being. Tickets for shows that have been cancelled will be refunded, of course. We kindly ask for your understanding that this might take some time. This situation is not an easy one for the non-profit association Porgy & Bess. If you want to support us, you can do so by opting for a voucher instead of a chargeback. Thank you very much!

P&B team

The Senegalese singer and bass virtuoso, was asked by Marcus Miller to record on Miller's album
‘Afrodeezia’ from 2015 - then you know you're in for something special!

Then again, the super talent had already been headhunted by Ismaël Lô at the age of 18, and then continued to perform and record with almost all the contemporary music legends one could think of: Salif Keita, Joe Zawinul, Bobby McFerrin, Fatoumata Diawara, Wolfgang Muthspiel, Bela Fleck, Cheick Tidiane Seck, Oumou Sangaré,
Paco Sery, Deep Forest, Gregory Porter..

It seams obvious that Alune Wade is quite extraordinary, and it certainly shows with his latest solo album, 'African Fast Food', released in 2018.

A tasty, incredibly elegant & tight album, with utterly groovy bass lines, great arangements, warm sound with cool vocals & funky beats, hard to sit still when listening, it inspires dancing with the coolest moves. A mix of Afro Beat, Afro Jazz, it sounds as Urban as can be, and includes some of the greatest musicians from Paris, New York, Havana and Dakar. Alune Wade 'African Fast Food' is ready to groove the great stages of the world in 2020!
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