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GALLERY: Acts from French pop powerhouse Christine and the Queens to Grammy-winning singer Angélique Kidjo and Flamenco pioneer María Pagés wowed more than 90,000 festival-goers at this year’s WOMADelaide.
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Over three days at WOMADelaide this weekend, festival-goers can help French artist Olivier Grossetête construct a multi-storey box tower and knock it down again.
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André Ursini shares a taste of the colourful pop-up restaurant he’ll be running at WOMADelaide; gin makers capture the flavour of Adelaide; d’Arenberg releases its first certified organic wine, and grape-picking for a good cause.
More than 700 artists and speakers from over 35 countries will converge on Botanic Park for WOMADelaide this weekend. We asked director Ian Scobie and SA acts Zephyr Quartet and Adrian Eagle for their anticipated highlights.
The Ukulele Death Squad’s energetic, Tarantino-influenced style of playing the uke has struck such a chord that just two years after launching they are set to present three different Adelaide Fringe shows and make their WOMADelaide debut.
After surviving a troubled adolescence and a crippling lack of self-confidence, WOMADelaide-bound soul and reggae singer Adrian Eagle says he is thankful his music career blossomed late in life.
The Adani mine saga, oil drilling in the Great Australian Bight and the link between meat consumption and climate change are among topics to be debated when WOMADelaide’s Planet Talks moves to a new venue in the park next year.
