The Godfathers of AfroRock are back in action with a fresh album ‘New Dawn’ after 50 years. Not to miss out on this legendary return!!
They’ve Been Perking The Ears Of Music Legends Such As The Rolling Stones, Paul Mccartney And Stevie Wonder For 50 Years. Now, The Godfathers Of Afrorock Return To The Tam, This Saturday.
By The Mid-70’s The Enigmatic Fusion Band Had Stormed London’s Charts With Their Hit Single ‘sunshine Day’. Fame Has Followed Them Ever Since With Credits Such As Being The First Afro Band To Break The Iconic, Marquee Club, Many Global Tours And A Bunch More Charting Hits.
After 50 Years, Osibisa Are Back In Action With A Fresh Album ‘new Dawn’. A Fitting Title For A New Fitting Formation. While The Band Still Bolster That Classic Genre-bending Fusion Feel, They Now Introduce Their First Ever Females Into The Previously All Male Band. They Have Also Become The First Signing To The Newly Formed And Yet Still Well Established Marquee Records – It Truly Is A New Dawn!
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