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FEMI KUTI AND KING SUNNY ADE

Harbourfront Centre
235 Queens Quay W. • View on map »
416-973-4000
http://www.harbourfrontcentre.com

Harbourfront Centre’s summer season heats up with a not-to-be-missed double bill of Nigerian masters. Equally admired by world-music devotees and hip hop heads, Femi Kuti continues to add new ingredients to the Afrobeat brew concocted by his legendary father, Fela. As for King Sunny Ade, his place on the throne remains secure thanks to his exuberance as a performer and the enduring vitality of his Juju music.—Jason Anderson

When:: Jul. 4/09
Event Phone Number:: 416-973-4000
Event Web Site:: http://www.harbourfrontcentr...

Free Event

Harbourfront Centre
235 Queens Quay W.

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