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Gidi Culture Festival

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Gidi Culture Festival
recurring event, Tigiri
Piiluu2014 Maale eŋ
ContinentAfrica Maale eŋ
PaaloŋNigeria Maale eŋ
BezieLagos Maale eŋ
Official websitehttp://www.GidiCultureFestival.com Maale eŋ

A Gidi Culture Festival (naŋ da e Coachella a Lagos) maŋ eɛ bebi-yenaa tigi-diraa naŋ kyaare yiele ane arts festival naŋ na maŋ taa diibu ko a noba naŋ be a Lagos, Nigeria.[1] A taa piiluu yi Chinedu Okeke ane Oriteme Banigo, a o piiluu ananso la ka ba maale baapaaba lesiri kyaare nyɔvooroŋ yeltare, ka neɛ zaa na baŋ da o, kyɛ naŋ e bone neɛ zaa na baŋ paale omeŋɛ a Africa.[2] A tigiri da bɔɛ zie ko bands, DJs, ane yiele boŋŋmeɛre mine ka ba e eebo. O meŋ da paalɛɛ outdoor activities, local vendors, ane artisans.[3] A yelzukpoŋ da paalɛɛ yelnimizeere mine naŋ kyaare African acts yi teŋgyamaa mine ziiri, te paale Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa, Congo, Kenya, ane United Kingdom. A tigiri ananso la ka ba daane baapaaba kyaare teŋɛ baabo yeltare ko African gɔɔloŋ kyɛ naŋ soŋ zɛge yiele-ŋmeɛreba bana naŋ be a paaloŋ ane bana naŋ be a teŋyuori mine poɔŋ ane lɛnɛɛ ba naŋ na nyɛ daa kyaare a ba tonnoɔre.[2]

Yelkorɔ

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A Gidi Culture tigiri da taa la eebo yi Eclipse Live Production.[4][5] O da taa la daanoo yi Lekki Sound Splash, a tigiri da la yelzuri mannoo yi Fela Kuti. O da taa la piiluu yi Chinedu Okeke ane Oriteme Banigo, a tigiri yelnimizeɛ la ka o vɛŋ ka a baapaaba naŋ na boɔrɔ faŋa ko bamenne ane emaaroŋ.[6] A tigiri da taa la daanoo yineŋ a ba novel ideas ba naŋ da de teɛ neŋ a koraa. A o Beach Sweeps ane o Dreams Project da eɛ yel-erre mine naŋ taa leɛroŋ ka ba bɔ toma ko a baapaaba ka ba toŋ zi tɛɛtɛɛre naŋ taa creative industries.[5][7] Meŋ la paale neŋ a Gidi Culture Festival, Eclipse Live Production produces Nigeria's Palmwine Music Fest ane Nativeland. Nyooroŋ bee gyennoo yi IQ magazine a 2018, Okeke da yelee ka Gidi Culture Festival da naŋ taa la eebo, kyɛ a naŋ wuli ka o da eɛ optimistic ka o naŋ eɛ a yele naŋ yuoni gbuli poɔ.[8]

2014: Inaugural edition

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A inaugural edition ko a tigiri da taa la eebo yi Ice Prince, Phyno, Naeto C, Chidinma, Dammy Krane, Blink, Poe, Boj, Teezee, Ayo Jay, Emma Nyra, Patoranking, Lynxx, Jesse Jagz, Oritse Femi, Orezi, Reminisce, Efya, DJ Obi, DJ Caise, DJ Hazan, DJ Cuppy, DJ Kaywise, Falz, Pucado, Yung L, ane Endia.[4][9][10]

2015: Second edition

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A second edition ko a tigiri da taa la diibu a April 4, 2015, a Eko Atlantic naŋ be a Lagos. O taa la yel-erre mine naŋ yi M.I Abaga, Show Dem Camp, Waje, Yemi Alade, Falz, EL, Victoria Kimani, Urban Boyz, Awilo Longomba, Temi Dollface, Ebisan ane Sauti Sol. O maŋ taa la yelsoore mine yi DJ Neptune, DJ Lambo ane DJ Gino Brown.[11]

2016: Third edition

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A third edition ko a tigiri da taa la eebo a Eko Atlantic naŋ be a Lagos. Naŋ da taa diibu Sensei Uche ane Nomuzi, o taa la yel-erre mine naŋ yi Tiwa Savage, D'banj, Phyno, Small Doctor, Timaya, Adekunle Gold, Yemi Alade, K.O, Riky Rick, Mr 2Kay, Base One, Que Peller, Dice Ailes, Poe, Funbi ane Saeon.[12]

2017: Fourth edition

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A fourth edition ko a tigiri da taa la diibu a April 15, 2017. O da taa la a yelgbullo mannoo yi Diplo, Burna Boy ane Davido.[13] A tigiri da taa la yel-erre dɔgelɔ mine yi Seyi Shay, Reekado Banks, Simi, Niniola, Sauti Sol, ane Vanessa Mdee.[14]

2018: Fifth edition

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A fifth edition kyaare a tigiri da taa la yel-erre naŋ kyaare a Wizkid, 2Baba, Brymo, Adekunle Gold, Maleek Berry, DJ Spinall ane Tiwa Savage, ane a mempaaleba naŋ be a Odunsi the Engine, Tay Iwar ane Lady Donli.[6] Yele mine meŋ la paale a danweɛ soba, a tigiri kyɔɔroŋ da wulee a ayi soba naŋ e a Next Generation stage. Ka a wagere naŋ a eebo naŋ na piili, a configuration naŋ be a soundboard switched, da vɛŋɛɛ a eebo da taa kɔgeroŋ neŋ hawa yeni.[6] A noba noɔre eɛ 8,000 naŋ wa a tigiri zie. A bana naŋ kyɔɔre a tigiri da taa la bamenne ticketing platform, Seagate, ka ba koɔre pare 3,000 tickets a ba piiluu koɔroŋ.[8]

2019: Sixth edition

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A sixth edition kyaare a tigri da taa la leɛroo gaa a April 20, 2019, a Landmark Beach Front naŋ be a Victoria Island, Lagos.[15] A tigiri da taa la yel-erre mine naŋ be a yi Patoranking, Niniola, Teni, Moonchild, Sanelly, DJ Neptune, Wande Coal, DJ Cuppy, Sarz, Zlatan, Blaqbonez, ane L.A.X.[16] O da eɛ a 10,000 noba naŋ da bebe a tigiri poɔŋ.[8]

2020: Seventh edition

A seventh edition ko a yuone zaa yel-era ŋa gbɛɛ yaga maŋ eɛ a Easter[17] diibu wagere naŋ da leɛre gaa a kyuu October 2020. O da leɛ gaa la yi a coronavirus outbreak.

Sommo Yizie

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  1. ↑ "The Gidi Tribe: Nigeria's most exciting new youth movement". 23 April 2018. Retrieved 16 March 2019.
  2. 1 2 Anugwara, Boldwin. "Youth corps members exhibit talents at Gidi Culture festival." Newswatch Times. January 17, 2014. December 12, 2014.
  3. ↑ "Are You Ready For The Gidi Culture Festival??" January 17, 2014. December 12, 2014.
  4. 1 2 "Gidi Culture Festival Announces First Lineup of Artistes". February 9, 2014. December 12, 2014.
  5. 1 2 "Gidi Culture Festival: Take Charge". Bella Naija. September 2, 2014. December 12, 2014.
  6. 1 2 3 Kam Tambini (9 April 2018). "How Gidi Culture Became The Festival For The 'New African Generation'". OkayAfrica. Retrieved 16 March 2019.
  7. ↑ "Gidi Culture Festival: Represent Your Community". Bella Naija. January 27, 2014. December 12, 2014. .
  8. 1 2 3 Jon Chapple (4 July 2018). "'PEOPLE SAY, "IS THAT COACHELLA? I DIDN'T KNOW THEY HAD FESTIVALS LIKE THAT IN AFRICA…"". IQ. Retrieved 16 March 2019.
  9. ↑ "Gidi Culture Festival rocks Lagos tomorrow." Daily Independent. March 1, 2014. December 12, 2014. Tɛmpileti:Usurped
  10. ↑ Alash, Bob. "VIP Tickets Contest!! A Beach Festival is Coming to Town! Gidi Culture Festival". Jaguda. February 2014. December 12, 2014. Archived 2014-09-06 at the Wayback Machine
  11. ↑ "Announces first lineup of artiste, host and DJS". Pulse Nigeria. 24 February 2015. Archived from the original on 16 February 2020. Retrieved 17 March 2019.
  12. ↑ "Third year of Lagos music festival shows great improvement". Pulse Nigeria. 27 March 2016. Archived from the original on 27 March 2019. Retrieved 17 March 2019.
  13. ↑ Ifeoluwa Nihinlola (28 March 2017). "Nigeria: Diplo, Burna Boy and Davido to headline Gidi Fest". Music in Africa. Retrieved 17 March 2019.
  14. ↑ Agbana, Rotimi (20 March 2017). "Gidi Culture Festival returns with new promises". Vanguard. Retrieved 17 March 2019.
  15. ↑ Chuks Nwanne (16 March 2019). "Array of stars for Gidi Fest 2019". Guardian Life. Retrieved 16 March 2019.
  16. ↑ "Gidi Culture Festival to host Niniola". Music in Africa. 15 March 2019. Retrieved 16 March 2019.
  17. ↑ "Gidi Fest 2021 is cancelled". Pulse Nigeria. 2021-03-03. Retrieved 2021-07-31.

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