Orchestra Baobab with Special Guest Mis Blandine

Prepare for an electrifying night of global rhythms as Orchestra Baobab, hailed as West Africa's greatest band, graces the stage of Koerner Hall. For over 55 years, this iconic Senegalese ensemble has captivated audiences worldwide with their irresistible blend of Afro-Cuban styles, international pop, traditional griot music, and mellifluous rhythms.

Orchestra Baobab's journey began in Dakar, where they masterfully integrated Cuban sounds like son and pachanga into their unique repertoire. Their extensive travels across West Africa further enriched their 'Baobab sound,' incorporating diverse influences that make their music more thrilling and energetic than ever. Opening the night will be the captivating Congolese rumba of special guest Mis Blandine, setting the perfect tone for an evening of non-stop grooves and vibrant cultural exchange.

A Global Music Celebration Koerner Hall, a premier concert venue in the Annex neighbourhood, offers an exceptional setting for this high-energy performance. Its renowned acoustics will ensure every intricate rhythm and soulful melody is experienced to its fullest, making for an unforgettable concert experience.

Getting There Koerner Hall is conveniently located at 273 Bloor Street West. It's easily accessible by TTC via the Line 1 Yonge-University subway (Museum or St. George stations) and various bus routes. Paid parking is available on-site and in nearby parking garages for those driving.

Food and Drink Before the show, explore the diverse culinary landscape of the Bloor Street Cultural Corridor and the Annex neighbourhood. You'll find everything from casual cafes to upscale restaurants, perfect for a pre-concert meal or a post-performance drink to keep the good vibes going.