Tiken Jah Fakoly Tickets
Tiken Jah Fakoly Concert Tickets
Don’t miss out on an incredible evening of live music with Tiken Jah Fakoly! Secure your Tiken Jah Fakoly tickets today and immerse yourself in a performance brimming with passion, culture, and unforgettable melodies. Using music to comment on the ills of African society, Tiken Jah Fakoly from the Côte d'Ivoire became one of reggaes greatest and most contentious stars, his social commentaries not always meeting with the approval of the authorities. Growing up a Muslim, he discovered reggae early through listening to Bob Marley and fellow Côte d'Ivoire singer Alpha Blondy and formed his first group Djelys in 1987, going on to write songs that reflected the country's social history, politics and contemporary events.
He was particularly acclaimed in 1993 for a song about the death of Félix Houphouët-Boigny, the tribal leader who served as the Côte d'Ivoire's first president for over 30 years. It was an uncompromising approach that gained him a big following both at home and abroad although his more extreme protest songs about social injustice, speaking up for the oppressed and addressing the problems in African society, upset many along the way.
After receiving death threats he decided to leave Côte d'Ivoire and in 2003 moved to Bamako, Mali. However, the move didn't mellow the messages in his songs and he was subsequently banned from entering Senegal for criticising President Abdoulaye Wade and saying at a news conference that he should resign, but as his fame spread, he went further afield to work and record with other people such as Steel Pulse, Abadou & Mariam and Dub Incorporated.
He also made a couple of film appearances and recorded numerous records, marketed primarily in Africa but which have proved highly popular in French-speaking countries, including 'Les Djelys' (1993), 'Missiri' (1994), 'Mandercratie' (1996), 'Cours d'Histoire' (1999), and 'Le Chaméléon' (2000).
The award-winning 'Françafrique' (2002) and 'Coup de Gueule' (2004) were both recorded at the famous Tuff Gong Studios in Jamaica. He went on to become Africa's biggest-selling artist, remaining in the World Music Charts for several months with his 2007 album 'The African'. Get your tickets before they sell out!
How much are Tiken Jah Fakoly tickets?
Here’s a look at how much you can expect to pay when you see Tiken Jah Fakoly love.
- Average Ticket Price: $97 per ticket
- Cheap Ticket Options: GA tickets and standard reserved seats cost as low as $58
- VIP Seating: Premium VIP access to the concert can cost over $200 a ticket
How to buy cheap Tiken Jah Fakoly tickets?
Easily find cheap Tiken Jah Fakoly tickets by looking for GA tickets or reserved seats in the back or off the side of the stage for around $32.
How much are VIP Tiken Jah Fakoly tickets?
A premium seat to see Tiken Jah Fakoly live in concert can cost $987 or more.
What is Tiken Jah Fakoly 2025 Schedule?
Tiken Jah Fakoly currently has now shows scheduled for 2025.
When is Tiken Jah Fakoly playing?
Tiken Jah Fakoly has no upcoming live shows scheduled at this time.
Where is Tiken Jah Fakoly playing?
The venue for %Performer’s next tour stop has not been announced.
Are Tiken Jah Fakoly tickets still available?
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What songs are on Tiken Jah Fakoly's setlist?
Tiken Jah Fakoly's setlist while performing in Montreal , QC at “Scène Rogers” included the following songs:
- Africain à Paris
- Ça va faire mal
- Alou Maye
- Le prix du paradis
- Plus rien ne m'étonne
- Toubabou
- Djourou
- Ouvrez les frontières
- Le Balayeur
- We Love Africa
- Laissez le peuple libre
- We Love Africa / Laissez le peuple libre / Kodjougou / La guerre est là / Ngomi
- Massadjé
Source: Setlist.fm
