Last year was the first time the festival born in Uganda made a stop in Paris, for a magnificent party in the heart of summer. For this 2nd edition, we have concocted a high-flying line-up; live concerts, DJs and performers for what is already considered the biggest electro-pan-African event of the season.
Do you know Nyege Nyege?
Nyege Nyege has been giving audiences the “uncontrollable urge to dance” since its founding in 2013. Since its inception, there has been a focus on reintroducing African genres locally with an electronic twist. Instead of diaspora music, Nyege Nyege has instilled a sense of African sounds, preferring coupé-decalé and kuduro to the American hip-hop or Jamaican dancehall that often filled public spaces.
Paris-Kampala with a metro ticket
PAM is proud to present the second Parisian edition of the festival, concentrated on a single date and in a unique place: Le Point Fort d’Aubervilliers. A vast open-air space where an old hall is open to the outside and where, on July 14th, the artists of the collective and other surprises will follow one another on stage: enough to make a unique sound-system, and dance until you get tired!
Where? At the Point Fort d’Aubervilliers (subway line 7, Fort d’Aubervilliers).
When? July 14th, from 2pm to 1am.
How? Buy your ticket here.
If you want to warm up, or just have a look, you can find some pictures here of the first edition.
See you on July 14th. An event not to be missed!
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