Paul Simon’s ‘Graceland,’ reimagined by the incredible London African Gospel Choir. Don’t miss this astounding & uplifting reinterpretation of Paul Simon’s classic album. Colourful, magical & awe inspiring, it includes all the hit singles, ‘Diamonds on the soles of her shoes’, ‘The boy in the bubble’ ‘Homeless’ & Graceland’s biggest smash, ‘You can call me Al.’
The LAGC are an internationally recognised collective of African singers, musicians & dancers.
The total richness & harmonies of the Choir’s rhythmic, evocative & empowering voices, create an overwhelming & truly uplifting musical event. Ask anyone lucky enough to have experienced this astonishing, life affirming show… To compare it to anything else, would be like trying to measure love, or joy, with a ruler.
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