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Orogun Media operates in the space between "someone should do this" and actually doing it. We curate events that sell out and build links that span borders.

Africa Meets Brasil at the Sugar Club wasn't a "cultural exchange"—it was a sold-out room that proved Afrobeat-Brazilian fusion could pack an Irish venue.

Meeting John Boyega at a Black Google Network event wasn't networking theater—it was a signal that the work we're doing registers beyond Dublin's bubble.

Collaborating with house-hold names such as Elikya, Living Things, Irial Jones, Selu and Yankari Afrobeat Collective wasn't a just tour of Italy—it was proof of concept that good music travels if you want it to.

These aren't case studies—they're receipts. Ireland's multicultural music community doesn't need more cheerleaders. It needs infrastructure, bookings, and people who can close deals. That's what you'll find here.

Living Things & Friends Tour

Italy, September 2025

In September 2024, Orogun Media, in collaboration with our partners, headed to Northern Italy for the "Living Things & Friends" tour—four nights across Torino that felt like a homecoming in a city we'd never been to before.

Working with Andrea Passenger and local venues like Banco, Spazio Il Passel, Imbarchino, and Jigeenyi, we brought vibe to audiences who were hungry for it.

The lineup expanded beyond Yankari Afrobeat Collective to include Selu, Elikya, Irial Jones, and DJ Frawl—turning each night into a proper showcase of what Dublin's multicultural scene is really about.

The hand-drawn posters with that skull-and-leaves design captured the raw energy perfectly. What started as a leap of faith—can we actually tour this?—ended with Italian promoters asking when we're coming back.

Torino proved that the music travels, that the mission resonates beyond Ireland, and that Orogun Media's artists can hold their own on any stage in Europe.

Black Google Network

Google Dublin H.Q October 2024

The event, organized through connections with the Black Google Network, demonstrated Orogun's capacity to deliver high-caliber corporate entertainment that aligns with diversity and inclusion values.

Meeting British actor John Boyega, whose presence underscored the global appeal and cultural reach of Yankari's work. This booking solidified Orogun's reputation as a go-to provider for corporate clients seeking meaningful, authentic multicultural programming.

Africa Meets Brasil 1 & II

February 2024 / SEPTEMBER 2025

Orogun Media's annual Africa Meets Brasil festival has become a cornerstone event in Dublin's multicultural calendar, celebrating the rhythmic and cultural connections between African and Brazilian musical traditions.

Working with Karen Aguila - GoDance, and other strategic partners, the festival explores the connection between Brazil and Africa through music and complementary acts, creating a full-day immersive experience that draws diverse audiences and strengthens Orogun's position as a cultural infrastructure builder.

By establishing this recurring event, Orogun has created a reliable annual revenue stream while cementing its brand as the curator of choice for authentic cross-cultural programming.

Africa Meets Brasil exemplifies our mission: Not just booking shows, but creating cultural moments that challenge Dublin's entertainment status quo.

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Felabration Dublin

October

Felabration Dublin is Orogun Media's annual celebration of Afrobeat legend Fela Anikulapo Kuti—a multi-day cultural festival that brings the revolutionary spirit of Lagos to the heart of Ireland's capital. Every October, we transform Dublin venues into spaces of resistance, rhythm, and remembrance, honoring the man who used music as a weapon against oppression and corruption. Through film screenings documenting Fela's extraordinary life, electrifying live performances by Yankari Afrobeat Collective and special guests, and immersive dance workshops teaching the iconic movements that defined the Shrine, Felabration Dublin creates an authentic portal to Afrobeat's roots while celebrating its global evolution.

This isn't nostalgia—it's cultural transmission. Felabration Dublin serves as a gathering point for Ireland's African diaspora, Afrobeat devotees, and curious audiences discovering Fela's legacy for the first time. Yankari Afrobeat Collective, Ireland's premier torchbearers of the tradition, deliver explosive performances that channel Fela's 27-piece Africa 70 orchestra energy while showcasing how the sound continues to evolve in Dublin's multicultural landscape. With guest artists, dancers interpreting the spiritual and political choreography of the movement, and films like Finding Fela and Music is the Weapon, Felabration Dublin proves that Fela's message—"music is the weapon of the future"—remains as urgent and revolutionary today as it was at the Kalakuta Republic."October in Dublin. The Shrine Lives Again."