16 October 2018
Celtic Colours International Festival 2018 review
Novia Scotia celebrates its Scottish roots at this years' edition of the Celtic Folk festival, emphasising the musical connections between old and new country alike.;
Novia Scotia celebrates its Scottish roots at this years' edition of the Celtic Folk festival, emphasising the musical connections between old and new country alike.;
Martin Longley reports from a long weekender in Brussels with tabla legend Zakir Hussain, pan-African supergroup Les Amazones d'Afrique and frenetic Ugandan DJ Kamire.;
Wilderness Festival provided a surprising array of arts and music to please even the most discerning of world music lovers.;
The Montréal First Peoples Festival once again celebrated the culture and heritage of the indigenous people of Canada and beyond.;
Jamaican duo Sly & Robbie team up with Norwegian trumpeter Nils Petter Molvaer for yet another productive and intriguing musical partnership.;
The opening weekend of the much-loved Portuguese festival celebrated its 20th anniversary with four evenings of free concerts in the seaside town of Porto Covo;
Every year, the sleepy town of Coburg is overrun with musicians, dancers, and music fans for the largest samba festival outside of Brazil;
In its 25th year, the festival has gone from strength to strength, bringing together the brightest Turkish talent and sourcing quality acts from across the globe.;
Ethno Port festival returned to Poznań for a weekend of global sounds.;
The Royal Albert Hall hosted a Diamond Jubilee celebration for His Highness the Aga Khan.;
Femi Kuti brings his usual vivacity and fervour to a transfixed crowd at Islington Assembly Hall, supported ably by the London Afrobeat Collective.;
The legendary Senegalese band performed to a sold-out Barbican Centre on April 27 as part of the festival La Linea.;
On April 18 as part of Rebetiko Carnival, Turkish-Kurdish singer Çiğdem Aslan brought the music of the taverns of Asia Minor and Greece to London.;
Sisso Records took control of London's Cafe OTO on April 6, showcasing Tanzania's underground electronic scene;
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