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POGO PRESENTS: SOUNDS OF THE WORLD
On Friday, 1 August, come join us for a musical journey around the globe with Pogo Events at Home Park’s Fan Zone. Immerse yourself in the diverse sounds and rhythms of different cultures in this celebration of world music and reggae.
THE LINE UP:
AFRIQUOI
Afriquoi are an underground sensation, bringing an uplifting fusion of African music and live electronics. The masterful 5-piece live show combines Gambian kora, Congolese guitar + Mandinka percussion styles with electronic music drawing on house, garage, disco, soul + jungle to create something entirely unique.
FLORENCE ADOONI
Florence Adooni, is a Ghanaian Gospel singer, songwriter, and a graphic designer who hails from Zuarungu in the Upper East Region of Ghana. Florence Adooni brings powerful Frafra Gospel from Ghana’s musical heartland to the global stage.
Rooted in the rich traditions of Ghana’s Fra Fra culture and propelled by cosmic production from Philophon Records’ visionary Max Weissenfeldt, Florence Adooni’s newest album release is a bold fusion of ancestral rhythms and forward-thinking grooves.
DA FUCHAMAN AND HIS FIRE BLAZE BAND
Da Fuchaman is an International Reggae Recording Artist from St Ann Jamaica 🇯🇲 now based in Bristol, UK. In 2016 he formed his live band, Da Fuchaman and his Fire Blaze Band. He and his ten-piece collective have been taking the festival scene by storm
Essential Information
Tickets go on sale on 15th March at 12pm – grab your early-bird and tier 1 priced tickets before they go (starting at only £10!)
- Carers attend for free at this event
- BSL Interpreters from the Inclusivity Group
- 3 live music acts
- Food/Drink available
- Open Air Venue
- Timings: 6.30pm-10:45pm
- Please bring ID and Tickets
- Do not bring alcohol or illegal items into the venue (bag checks upon entry)
- 18+ Only
Tickets are available to purchase here.
Arts Council England
This show has been made possible using funding support from Arts Council England. Ticket prices have been supplemented using funding support to keep ticket prices as accessible as possible.