Kefaya & Elaha Soroor in Manchestermar. 22 sept. 2026 · 15 £GBSee Tickets

Kefaya & Elaha Soroor in Manchester

Copper Bar, Band on the Wallmar. 22 sept. 2026 · 21:30 – 23:30

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Kefaya & Elaha Soroor est prévu le mardi 22 septembre 2026 à Copper Bar, Band on the Wall. Vérifiez la source officielle avant de partir, car les horaires et le lieu peuvent changer.

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Elaha Soroor, a singer and composer from Afghanistan, brings her powerful voice to Manchester as part of the ensemble Kefaya. Soroor first gained fame on the TV talent show Afghan Star and has since become known for her bold, politically charged music, including the song "Sangsar" which criticizes stoning laws. Her work with Kefaya blends traditional Afghan folk with contemporary sounds, creating a unique and moving live experience.

Attendees can expect an evening of emotionally resonant music that draws on Soroor's personal story as a Hazara refugee and activist. The performance highlights her journey from singing in secret to becoming an internationally recognized artist, including her inclusion on the BBC's 100 Women list in 2024. This concert offers a rare chance to hear music that speaks to resilience and the fight for equality.

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  • The event takes place in Manchester.
  • The concert features Kefaya, the London-based ensemble.

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Who is Elaha Soroor?

Elaha Soroor is a singer and composer from Afghanistan, known for her participation in Afghan Star and her work with the band Kefaya.

What kind of music does Kefaya play?

Kefaya blends traditional Afghan folk music with contemporary influences, as seen in their album Songs Of Our Mothers.

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Kefaya

Kefaya is the unofficial moniker of the Egyptian Movement for Change, a grassroots coalition which prior to the 2011 revolution drew its support from across Egypt's political spectrum.

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