Paul Simon bassist Bakithi Kumalo leads all-star 'Come Together' lineup

Paul Simon bassist Bakithi Kumalo leads all-star 'Come Together' lineup

March 6, 2020

The fourth annual concert returns in April to Godfrey Daniels.

Come Together 2019: Bassist Bakithi Kumalo, folk singer Not for Coltrane on connecting communities through music

April 4, 2019

The two artists are among those performing Friday at Godfrey Daniels in Bethlehem.

Bakithi Kumalo

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Not for Coltrane

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Dave Fry

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John Huie

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All-star lineup of Lehigh Valley musicians revealed for third annual 'Come Together' concert in Bethlehem

February 20, 2019

Performers include Bev Conklin, Alyssa Allen, Not for Coltrane and Paul Simon bassist Bakithi Kumalo.

The Insidious Rays

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This Way to the Egress

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Bette Stuy & the Brooklynites

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Twisted Pine

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Bakithi Kumalo

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Musikfest 2016 free stages lineup: Sunday, Aug. 14

August 14, 2016

The final day of Musikfest will feature performances by The Insidious Rays, This Way to the Egress and renowned bassist Bakithi Kumalo and the South African All-Stars.

Bassist Bakithi Kumalo, best known for recording the popular bass line on Paul Simon's 1986 hit single "You Can Call Me Al," returns Jan. 9 to Godfrey Daniels in Bethlehem. (Courtesy Photo) — Bassist Bakithi Kumalo, best known for recording the popular bass line on Paul Simon's 1986 hit single "You Can Call Me Al," returns Jan. 9 to Godfrey Daniels in Bethlehem. *(Courtesy Photo)*

Concerts, comedy shows on tap this weekend in the Lehigh Valley

January 8, 2016

Find out who is playing when and where this weekend in the Lehigh Valley.