News: Africa Oyé announces FULL MUSIC LINE-UP for 2023 Festival in Sefton Park!

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CannonBall PR are delighted to announce the final wave of live acts for the 31st annual Africa Oyé Festival at Sefton Park, Liverpool this June 2023!

Acts representing Ghana, D.R Congo, Cuba, and Colombia are included in the reveal -see below all the new additions to the line up in the full press release.

Headlining this year's festival are Afrobeat superstar, Seun Kuti (son of Fela Kuti) and pioneering dancehall singer, Tanya Stephens. They are also joined on the line-up by British/Congolese rapper and singer, ZieZie whose addition to the line-up will delight his 100,000+ followers on TikTok.

Artistic Director, Paul Duhaney, said of the announcement, "We're really pleased with the line-up for this year 's festival and how it reflects our ongoing mission to showcase the music of Africa and the wider Diaspora. Artists from Liverpool to Accra and London to Havana will take over Sefton Park this summer for a truly international celebration."

On 17th & 18th June 2023, thousands in Sefton Park will celebrate the music and culture of Africa with two free days of fantastic music, workshops, DJs, dance, food stalls and a range of traders in the Village. Entrance is FREE and you do not need a ticket.

For more information on the Africa Oyé festival and list of performers please visit africaoye.com or contact terry@cannonballpr.com / 07871917774.

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