Demola at The Promontory
Nigerian-born singer and violinist Demola is associated with a sound that brings together contemporary performance and expressive violin playing. The supplied event listing identifies Demola in the Jazz / blues category, but does not include a biography, discography, tour name, or verified details about the artist's musical history. The listing records a performance at The Promontory in Chicago, Illinois, on August 25, 2023; it does not confirm additional dates at the venue.
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Venue and Seating Information
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Demola Chicago reviews
Riverdance - Riveting - Amazing
The incredible performance evoked great emotion in me, especially the dancing, the singing, and most of all, the music. All the performers encouraged audience participation and were engaged. The tapping of the shoes and the beat of the music made one want to clap their hands, tap their feet, and move their bodies in their seats. My 86 year-old-mother, who has severe dementia and sometimes is not certain who I am, kept saying, "I love it, I love it!" She was joyful and entranced throughout the entire performance. It was a shared event that I will long remember with happiness and gratitude. The Demola Irish Dance Troupe delivered an unforgettable, incredible performance. The Demola Baritone Soloist, Demola Tappers, and Demola Flamenco Soloist added superb variety. This admission was money well spent.
I would only criticize the improved signs regarding parking, as I had to drive from lot to lot looking for a space even though I arrived 40 minutes early. Next time, I'll allow more time, as that was cutting it a bit short.