Jumoké Fashola: Protest! at Royal Albert Hall

Broadcaster and jazz vocalist Jumoké Fashola returns to Late Night Jazz as part of the Hall’s Summer of Love: Revisited series to perform her selection of revolutionary music and poetry that has been a catalyst for social change around the world.

Protest! celebrates the power of music and words to inspire, from early African-American spirituals, jazz and reggae to revolutionary songs from folk luminaries such as Nina Simone, Pete Seeger, Miriam Makeba and Bob Dylan, and words from the likes of Langston Hughes.

‘The revolution will not be televised’, come and hear some of the greatest songs & poems written about the human struggle....

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Broadcaster and jazz vocalist Jumoké Fashola returns to Late Night Jazz as part of the Hall’s Summer of Love: Revisited series to perform her selection of revolutionary music and poetry that has been a catalyst for social change around the world.

Protest! celebrates the power of music and words to inspire, from early African-American spirituals, jazz and reggae to revolutionary songs from folk luminaries such as Nina Simone, Pete Seeger, Miriam Makeba and Bob Dylan, and words from the likes of Langston Hughes.

‘The revolution will not be televised’, come and hear some of the greatest songs & poems written about the human struggle.

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