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Thursday 28 July 2016 Wednesday 27 July 2016 – Sunday 31 July 2016 See all past concerts (243)leavers hoodies design your own Femi Kuti (born June 16, 1962) is the stage name of Nigerian Afrobeat and jazz musician Olufela Olufemi Anikulapo Kuti. rvca hexed hoodieBorn the eldest son of Afrobeat figurehead Fela Kuti, the musician has collaborated with the likes of Common and Mos Def and hails from Lagos, Nigeria.twitch hoodie amazon Born in London, England in 1962, following his parents’ separation, Kuti lived with his mother in Lagos, Nigeria, before moving to live with his father, Fela Kuti, in 1977. hoodies for sale in durbanIt was around this time young Kuti began playing the saxophone and by the age of 15 became a member in his father’s band.

Having created his own band, Positive Force, towards the tail-end of the ‘80s, Kuti made his debut solo performance at the Festival de’Angoulême in 1988. Motown subsequently offered the musician a record deal and put out his eponymously-titled debut album in 1995. Adopting similar style of Afrobeat popularised by his father, the record earned critical acclaim and led to a worldwide tour in ’96 and ’97. Later in ’97 Kuti’s father died following AIDS-related complications. Now at the full attention of the musical press, proud of his father’s accomplishments, but reluctant to bathe in the shadow of his success, Kuti issued his sophomore album “Shoki Shoki” in 1999. Receiving widespread critical acclaim by the likes of Rolling Stone, the New Yorker, and Vibe, the MCA released record proved Kuti as an artist in his own right. In an attempt to cross over to the American mainstream, notably hip-hop, Kuti invited socially conscious rappers Common and Mos Def to appear on his third studio album “Fight to Win”.

Once again extolled by critics upon its release in 2001, the record was supported with a tour alongside Jane’s Addiction. The singer’s fourth full-length arrived sevens years later in 2008 entitled “Day by Day”, prior to which he contributed the song “Water No Get Enemy” to “Red Hot & Riot” compilation CD in 2002. The studio album “Africa for Africa” appeared in 2010, followed three years later by “No Place for My Dream”. Olufela Olufemi Anikulapo Kuti better known by the stage name Femi Kuti has musical DNA as he is the oldest son of the celebrated multi-instrumentalist Fela Kuti. The afrobeat musician now in his 50s continues to play some of the world's most renowned venues to fans of his acclaimed take on jazz. With saxophone in hand, Femi steps out to greet the audience and his fellow musicians including a stunning accompanying vocalist who carries his music so well and compliments the man's own vocal. The albums have been consistent through his two decade career so the setlist is pretty balanced between the old and new material.

Everything is played with the same high standard which keeps the crowds applauding and cheering enthusiastically all night. Every musician onstage looks incredibly overjoyed to be able to stand up and share their music with the crowds and none more so than Femi. He says his sincerest thank yous to the crowd and his fellow band before they close on another piece of high quality afrobeat.RIGHT OF RETURN +43 3687 2422 333 GUARANTEE Bleach T-Shirt & Hoodie Get your bleach apparel from leafy now! The real Leafy x Femmy apparel! View rank on IMDbPro Femi Houghton is an actor, known for Nina Forever (2015), One Single Moment (2003) and Hallo Panda (2006). See full bio » The Mel & Wendi House Number of Ratings » - Episode dated 1 December 2006 - Episode dated 30 November 2006 - The House of Lords - The Living Dead Tactical Team Officer #2 - Eddie Loves BaseballTactical Team Officer #2 Discuss Femi Houghton on the IMDb message boards »