For 20 years, Red Bull Music has been committed to moving culture forward across the globe by giving wings to artists and their ideas.
Red Bull Music consists of music education workshops, collaborations with artists, conceptual events and thousands of initiatives supporting local music communities.
Red Bull Music returned to Sydney and Melbourne this past weekend, with three very special shows, including an Australian debut appearance from spiritual jazz guru and sampled icon,
Lonnie Liston Smith, and a homecoming event with Sydney’s hip-hop upstart Manu Crooks.
On the one-year anniversary of his “Mood Forever” debut EP release, Manu Crooks gave a spectacular homecoming performance from Sydney’s Overseas Passenger Terminal, Cargo Hall on Friday, August 24 (a unique warehouse space featuring floor-to-ceiling water views), supported by friends, close collaborators and incredible talents: B Wise, UV boi بنفسجي, Milan Ring, Lil Spacely & Ebony Boadu.
All photographs captured by Ken Leanfore (Red Bull).
