Jonas Gwangwa Concert History

Jazz trombonist and composer Jonas Gwangwa (born: Jonas Mosa Gwangwa) has played an influential role in the evolution of South African jazz. A member, along with jazz pianist Abudllah Ibrahim (then, known as Dollar Brand), of the Jazz Epistles, the first Black South African to release an album, Gwangwa has gone on to become an award-winning composer. In addition to composing the scores of such films as Cry Freedom, Generations and Othello, Gwangwa composed the theme music of South Africa's Olympic bid in 1997.

Date Concert Venue Location
Apr 16, 1990
The Nelson Mandela Tribute Concert
Peter Gabriel / Little Steven / Simple Minds / Jonas Gwangwa / Neneh Cherry / Stetsasonic / Labi Siffre / Jerry Dammers / Mica Paris / Jackson Browne / Natalie Cole / Anita Baker / Bonnie Raitt / George Duke / Lou Reed / Terence Trent D'Arby / Neil Young / Tracy Chapman / The Neville Brothers / Patti Labelle / Daniel Lanois / Aswad Show all bands
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Wembley Stadium London, England, United Kingdom
Jun 11, 1988
Nelson Mandela: An International Tribute
Stevie Wonder / George Michael / Al Green / Eric Clapton / Simple Minds / Joe Cocker / Chrissie Hynde / Bryan Adams / Peter Gabriel / Phil Collins / Tracy Chapman / Midge Ure / Johnny Marr / Meat Loaf / Jackson Browne / Dire Straits / Youssou N'Dour / Hugh Masekela / Natalie Cole / Chubby Checker / Jonathan Butler / Courtney Pine / Fish / Paul Carrack / Sting / Joan Armatrading / Tony Hadley / Salif Keita / Eurythmics / Ashford And Simpson / Whoopi Goldberg / Billy Connolly / Hugh Laurie / Aswad / Salt N' Pepa / Wet Wet Wet / The Fat Boys / Steven Van Zandt / UB 40 / Gregory Hines / The Bee Gees / Jessye Norman / Amampondo / Miriam Makeba / Lenny Henry / The Farafina Drummers / Harry Belafonte / Sir Richard Attenborough / Richard Gere / Graham Chapman / The Arnhemland Drummers / Amabutho Male Chorus / Freddie Jackson / Stephen Fry / Daryl Hannah / Paul Young / Curt Smith / Ali McGraw / Philip Michael Thomas / Jonas Gwangwa / Sly & Robbie / Mahlathini & the Mahotella Queens / Emily Lloyd / Denzel Washington / David Sanborn / Jerry Dammers / Harry Enfield / Corbin Bernson / Jennifer Beals / Whitney Houston / Cissy Houston / Derek B Show all bands
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Wembley Stadium London, England, United Kingdom
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The Nelson Mandela 70th Birthday Concert on Jun 11, 1988 [779-small]

The Nelson Mandela 70th Birthday Concert
Jun 11, 1988
 London, England, United Kingdom
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Afropop
African
South Africa
Afro Soul
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1988 1 concert
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)


How many concerts has Jonas Gwangwa had?

Jonas Gwangwa has had 2 concerts.

What genre is Jonas Gwangwa?

Jonas Gwangwa is most often considered to be Jazz, World, Afropop, African, South Africa, Afro Soul, South African Jazz, and Kwaito.

When was the last Jonas Gwangwa concert?

The last Jonas Gwangwa concert was on April 16, 1990 at Wembley Stadium in London, England, United Kingdom. The bands that performed were: Peter Gabriel / Little Steven / Simple Minds / Jonas Gwangwa / Neneh Cherry / Stetsasonic / Labi Siffre / Jerry Dammers / Mica Paris / Jackson Browne / Natalie Cole / Anita Baker / Bonnie Raitt / George Duke / Lou Reed / Terence Trent D'Arby / Neil Young / Tracy Chapman / The Neville Brothers / Patti Labelle / Daniel Lanois / Aswad.

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