One Spirit Africa is an Afro-Fusion band merging the African and Western rhythms. Engaging, empowering, and uplifting their ancestral spiritual legacies and transforming Ghana’s beautiful sounds to life through music and dance. Experience the high energy of this vibrant culture and it’s music through Fred Nii Ado and One Spirit Africa Band as the present and launch their new album NOTSAMO.

Fred Nii Ado is the charismatic founder and front man for One Spirit Africa Band. Fred is a master dancer, drummer, and multi-instrumentalist whose music promotes unity and peace by sharing his culture and traditions through music. Fred has been entertaining the public with his hugh energy brand of music for more than 20 years with his journey starting in West Africa Ghana and travelling around the world and nationally.

As Queensland’s most dynamic producer of multicultural arts, BEMAC has been successfully staging ground-breaking productions that fuel the diverse practice of artists from a variety of different cultural backgrounds for almost four decades. Established in 1987 by a group of passionate advocates and artists inspired to bring the creative work of a new generation of diverse artists into the spotlight, BEMAC has grown to become the state’s leading multicultural arts producer, presenter and artistic development organisation.

7:00pm Friday March 14
Queensland Multicultural Centre
102 Main Street, Kangaroo Point
Duration: 2.5 hours

Tickets: $35 Full/$25 Concession (Healthcare Card Holders, Students, Under 16s)
Early Bird until Sunday 16 February: $30 Full/$20 Concession (discount automatically applied at checkout)

Presented by One Spirit Africa, with support from BEMAC.

There is limited parking at the QMC. We encourage all guests to use public transport. QMC is only a 2-minute short walk from the Holman Street Ferry Terminal and bus route 234. You can find more info about how to get to QMC at http://qmc.org.au/visit