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Burnin’ down the house

KEYIM Ba is heading to Noosa to get you in the party mood with a high-energy and intoxicating performance set to light the dance floor on fire.
With a rhythm section born in West Africa, this brilliant eight-piece band has an intoxicating upbeat sound, bringing the influences of reggae, funk and rap to West African grooves.
Led by the ever charismatic Sibo Bangoura from Guinea, the group has enormous energy, giving tradition a modern twist that never fails to fill the dancefloor.
Keyim Ba brings together several of Australia’s best West African musicians, taking audiences on an exciting musical journey, celebrating a vibrant and colourful culture.
The high-energy band has performed right across Australia at too many festivals to count including the Woodford Folk Festival and the Sydney Fringe Festival.
Make sure you head to The J, Noosa Heads, on Friday 24 June at 7.30pm to catch the fast-paced and seductive Keyim Ba. Purchase early-bird tickets for $32 until midnight 10 June from www.thej.com.au.

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