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Loving The Alien - Miriam Aida & Bossa Nova Band

The Sugar Club | 8 Leeson Street Lower
Date
Thursday, 10 January 2019
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20:00 - 23:00
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Loving The Alien - Miriam Aida & Bossa Nova Band

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Time 20:00 - 23:00
Category Concert
Ticket Price 12

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About this event

Dublin Bowie Festival proudly presents…Miriam Aïda - Loving The Alien with special guests POP SCAR

Dublin Bowie Festival presents a special evening of Bowie’s music performed live by Sweden's best known Jazz singer, Miriam Aida. Recently released as a full length album, Loving The Alien is a commemorate to David Bowie as Miriam and her band brings a new perspective on Bowie’s music with their lovely mix of samba, afro-brazilian rhythms, reggae and jazz.

From Space Oddity to Let’s Dance, from Ziggy Stardust to Dollar Days, Aida takes on the Bowie songbook and infuses the melodies with unique rhythms and vocal phrasing more associated with Bossa Nova & Samba while staying true to the inherent soul of Bowie’s amazing songs.

Aïda is one of Sweden's most popular jazz singers. She has toured internationally, performing at the Blue Note in Tokyo, in London, Paris, Istanbul, Moscow, Helsinki, Oslo, Palermo, Berlin and across Sweden.

Aïda's music is influenced by many musical traditions, including Latin American, and she attained success with a Brazilian music-inspired album Meu Brasil. She performs with her partner, saxophonist Fredrik Kronkvist, and has since her 2002 debut released five albums with Kronkvist and the Jan Lundgren Trio.

Presented with the support of Improvised Music Company

LISTEN: Lets Dance
LISTEN: Letter To Hermione

Online: www.dublinbowiefestival.ie

Location

8 Leeson Street Lower

Venue details

The Sugar Club

"It's a venue to die for. Wood panelled walls, plush banquette seating and a pristine sound system render the rest of Dublin's night-life cruddy in comparison."The Irish Times

After opening in 1963 The Irish Film Theatre closed its doors in 1985. It would be another 14 years before the space would be used again and so it was in August 1999 that The Sugar Club was born.