To celebrate a decade of cultural counterfire, the impossible festival invites DJ Travella, DJ Marcelle, and DJ Tobzy to its naked feast, accompanied by a delegation of producers invited by the one and only Skrillex. Join the temporary autonomous zone of Nyege Nyege this November 20-23 at Kalagala Falls, Uganda.
From October 6 to 12 the Rwandan collective will be presenting its documentary, exhibition, and live performance at the second Euro-Africa Biennial.
The Utrecht based festival is back with an eclectic lineup of artists from around the world, giving a stage to outstanding sounds from Senegal to Shanghai.
We’re heading to Bordeaux for the heaviest Nyege Nyege Festival France has ever seen. 30 artists, 17 countries represented, 36 hours of music over 2 days.
For the Ugandan super-event’s 9th edition from November 14-17, the Nyege Nyege family is inviting over 300 artists from 30 countries to celebrate the kaleidoscopic sounds and performances of the world’s most exciting artists. Nine […]
For ACCES 2024 in Kigali, Rwanda, PAM will be presenting its Rap in Kigali project with a photo exhibition, panel discussion, and live music showcase.
The Zanzibari festival returns in 2024. Learn more about Sauti za Busara, which celebrates local cultures while welcoming the whole world.
Director Marion Desmerat follows the singeli mother-daughter duo Queen Asher and Rehema Tajiri throughout the Magnifique Society Festival in Reims for a look inside the feminine energy of Tanzania’s fastest club music.
No-limit fashion designer, embodied performer and hybrid visual artist, Exocé feeds on the luminaries of Africa, like Fela or Sun Ra. Artist and messenger on a mission, he unfurls his Afro-cosmic universe at the Nyege Nyege Festival – Paris edition – this July 14.
Every month, PAM browses the pan-African scenes to offer a selection of ten fresh releases. This summer we’re soaking in Ammarae’s alté fountain, getting a crash course in Botswana’s Taa language and headbanging to Normal Nada’s meta-kuduro.
Every month, PAM browses the pan-African scenes to offer a selection of ten fresh releases. This May we’re traveling with Fatoumata Diawara, celebrating touareg culture with the Tinariwen and exploring our feelings with Bongeziwe Mabandla.