Busy Signal & His Band Live, Straight from Kingston Jamaica! Jul. 29 2017 @ KICC Grounds

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Date: July 29, 2017
Venue : KICC Grounds
Tickets: Advance KES 1,000 (Regular) and Gate KES 1,500

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The Free Up – Reggae For Peace concert will be headlined by none other than reggae superstar Busy Signal from Jamaica backed by a live band. In addition to our international guest, the concert will also feature various local home grown reggae artists, sound systems rich culture and community based events.

This concert will give local Kenyan reggae musicians and artists a chance to showcase their talent to a diverse audience and promote the Kenyan reggae community as a whole. Mix and mingle with Kenyans from various walks of life, artists and the “peace possie” and groove to the vocal styling of Jamaican reggae superstar artist Busy Signal backed by local super stars and Kenya’s most prolific dance-hall/reggae sound systems and DJ’s.

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Concert: Kool and the Gang in Nairobi, Nov. 13 2016 @ KICC Grounds

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Date: November 13, 2016
Venue: KICC Grounds
Time: Doors open at 5pm.
Tickets: VIP Lounge KES 20,000; Gallery KES 5,000

Tickets are available at www.goodtimesafrica.com

About
Two-time Grammy Award winners, Kool & the Gang will be performing live in Nairobi on Sunday, November 13th, 2016 at KICC. They’ve sold over 70 million albums worldwide, have earned seven American Music Awards, 25 Top Ten R&B hits, nine Top Ten Pop hits and 31 gold and platinum albums.
On a three-city tour covering Mozambique, Uganda and Kenya, Kool & The Gang bring their unique blend of jazz, soul and funk—that has influenced the music of three generations—to Nairobi to celebrate the good times.

Traveling with a full band, Kool & The Gang shall play beloved hits such as Celebration, Cherish, Fresh, Jungle Boogie, Summer Madness, Get Down On It, and Ladies Night.

They’ll also perform new single, Sexy (Where’d You Get Yours), a jam Rolling stone Magazine hails as “[signifying] a modernization of Ronald and Robert “Kool” Bell and company’s unmistakable sound, right down to the dance floor-tailored bass grooves and the perfectly timed horns.”