🎉 Soul of a Woman: A Celebration of Female Voices 🌟

Join us for the third exhilarating year of Soul of a Woman, an enchanting evening dedicated to live music that harmonizes the soulful melodies of inspiring female artists. This event promises to be a heartwarming and authentic musical experience, featuring three dynamic songwriters as they unveil their latest music while captivating you with their passion and powerful performances.

Theme: CONNECTION 🤝

In a world that often highlights our differences, this event serves as a beautiful reminder to unite through the expressive power of music and art. After the show, we invite you to stay and mingle with others, fostering connections while engaging with the artwork of our resident artist for the evening, Rose Bendixen. Bring along a friend or a special someone — it's bound to be magical! ✨

Event Details 📅

• Doors Open: 18:30
• Concert Starts: 19:00

Featured Artists 🎤

• Jordan Jackson: Your host for the evening, an accomplished jazz and soul singer from London. With music that embodies heart and emotion, Jordan’s influences range from jazz to RnB. Her founding of the Soul of a Woman event is inspired by the celebration of local female artists. Additionally, she serves as a choir director and music educator while preparing for the release of her debut album, Back To Basics.

• Aisha Fukushima: An award-winning artist and global justice strategist whose work merges hip hop, activism, and art for social transformation. Based in Copenhagen, she has graced significant platforms like SXSW EDU and NCORE, sharing stages with notable figures such as Angela Davis and Bernie Sanders. Her recent album, “There’s a sky above the roof,” echoes a vital message of connection and collective thriving.

• Miss Agada: A versatile and international singer, rapper, and songwriter, known for her unique blend of soul, pop, and hip-hop infused with Nigerian heritage. Brought to life by her upbringing and inspired by icons like Fela Kuti, her music often navigates themes of spirituality and social justice.

Image credits: Amanda Thomsen, sound.nomadx and Feelipa