Metropole Orkest & Ntjam Rosie

Singer Ntjam Rosie and the Metropole Orchestra take you on a musical journey through the African continent. During this concert, they honor the most beautiful African voices and put iconic female artists in the spotlight.
During 'Ntjam Rosie & Metropole Orkest salute African Queens', the groundbreaking singers Miriam Makeba, Angélique Kidjo, Césaria Évora and Oumou Sangaré are honored, but this ode goes beyond the greats we all know.
Discover the impressive story of Abeti from Congo, a forgotten star with an international career, and Kahdja Nin from Burundi, who decided to leave the music industry despite her success.
Admire the inspiring sounds of Sona Jobarteh from Gambia, not only a talented singer, but also a dedicated philanthropist. Remember Sara Tavares, the Portuguese star with Cape Verdean roots, and celebrate the legacy of the duo Les Nubians, who paved the way for new generations.
This musical journey ultimately brings us to the present, with rising stars Libianca, Yseult, Tems and Ayra Starr. Each and every one of them special women who continue and enrich the legacy of their predecessors.
Ntjam Rosie
Singer and songwriter Ntjam Rosie, born on 18 March 1983 in Cameroon, earned her spurs in the international music and theatre world. She grew up in the Netherlands. She merged her West African roots with Western music styles, such as jazz, soul, pop and R&B. Her creative versatility and unmistakable sound have made her one of the most striking artists in the Netherlands.
Metropole Orchestra
The Metropole Orchestra plays orchestral ‘music with a groove‘. The orchestra plays pop, soul, jazz, dance, hip-hop, film and world music and increasingly focuses on the connection of these genres. The orchestra has shared the stage with greats such as Ella Fitzgerald, Dizzy Gillespie, Pat Metheny, Brian Eno, Herbie Hancock and Bono. The orchestra also plays with contemporary talents such as Kovacs, Within Temptation, Snarky Puppy, Gregory Porter, Jacob Collier, Cory Wong and DOMi & JD BECK.