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BJP Presents: Malika Tirolien at King Eddy
Concert

BJP Presents: Malika Tirolien at King Eddy

Featuring Malika Tirolien

Join Malika Tirolien for an entertaining and upbeat evening as fabulous musicians showcase a new genre called “Highsoul,” a mix of R&B, soul, hip-hop, and jazz, creating the soundtrack of a psychedelic trip from anger to forgiveness.

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  • Date

    Saturday, 18 June 2022

  • Time

    8:30 pm

  • Where

    King Eddy

    • Getting There

      King Eddy

    About This Concert

    About Malika Tirolien:
    Malika Tirolien is an explosive mix of creativity, dedication and genuineness. Her love, passion and respect for music can be felt in the sparkling authenticity of her performances and her soaring voice. From Guadeloupe but Montreal-based, this Grammy nominated vocalist, songwriter, and producer has been garnering international attention, striking with her electrifying performance on “I’m Not the One” from the Grammy-winning album Family Dinner by Snarky Puppy. She also became the lead singer and co leader of super group BOKANTÉ with mastermind producer and musician Michael League. The band toured in over 20 countries and released two critically acclaimed albums, the most recent one, What Heat (in collaboration with the Metropole Orkest) being nominated as best world album at the Grammys 2020. As it is best to “Never change a winning team,” Malika Tirolien and Michael League co-produced Malikaʼs sophomore solo album Higher, released in February 2021 via GroundUP Music.

    BuckingJam Palace, Calgary’s home for Jazz, is proud to host this incredible concert at the historic King Eddy, presenting for the first time outside of our regular 1910 house concert venue.

    Good to Know

    If you cannot use your ticket, pass it to a friend and ask them to give the original purchaser's name at the door.

    Our ticket policy explains how passing a ticket on works.

    The band generally plays two sets with a short break between them.

    No need to print your ticket. Names are on a list at the door.

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