June Freedom Lafayette London Tour Diary

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JUNE FREEDOM TOUR DIARY

Witness the magnetic energy of the transatlantic, afro/alt-pop sensation with his tour diary…

Berlin (Credit-A. James Sunday)

Berlin (Credit-A. James Sunday)

June Freedom is an artist whose music breaks boundaries and captivates hearts worldwide. Born in Boston but nurtured amidst the enchanting landscapes of Cape Verde’s Fogo Island, June embodies a fusion of cultures, sounds and experiences that manifest uniquely in his electrifying artistry. Popping over to the other side of the pond, June graced Lafayette, London, nestled in the streets of Kings Cross, and performed a show that can only be described as transformative and unforgettable.

“Every show on the run had a completely different vibe, but one thing that remained in every stop was the love. We shared moments and memories in those rooms that I hope my fans will cherish forever, like I will,” he shares. “I had some of my best performances ever on this tour and I really have to give credit to my fans. They sang along to every song and brought me an unexplainable electric energy.”

“Though the tour was extremely exhausting,” he continues. “Because I was moving every 24-48 hours. Somehow, as soon as I hit the stage, I felt full and ready. Whether the room was small or big, each show felt intimate and personal.”

Wonderland has the honour of showcasing June’s exclusive tour diary, allowing you to step into the world of his vibrant and magical sound…

Barcelona (Credit-Mateo Wenzel)

Barcelona (Credit-Mateo Wenzel)

Left: Cologne (Credit-Benny Weiler)
Right: Paris (Credit-Erwan Bazin)

Left: Cologne (Credit-Benny Weiler)
Right: Paris (Credit-Erwan Bazin)

Left: Madrid (Credit-Krisly Daniela Martinez)
Right: London (Credit-ANCLA)

Left: Madrid (Credit-Krisly Daniela Martinez)
Right: London (Credit-ANCLA)

Lisboa (Credit-Iris Maximiano)

Lisboa (Credit-Iris Maximiano)

Rotterdam (Credit-Janeth Tavares)

Rotterdam (Credit-Janeth Tavares)
JUNE FREEDOM TOUR DIARY

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