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'''Zion Reggae Bar''' is a venue in [[Marsaskala]], that promotes live music. It is bohemian in design and attracts a distinctive crowd that is widely travelled that frequents the place to relax in very informal surroundings. | '''Zion Reggae Bar''' is a venue in [[Marsaskala]], that promotes live music. It is bohemian in design and attracts a distinctive crowd that is widely travelled that frequents the place to relax in very informal surroundings. | ||
The main musical genre that it hosts is reggae, although ska, hip-hop and Maltese language pop have also been performed by some of Malta's leading performers including Irie Flo, Sempliċiment tat-Triq and Plato's Dream Machine and the visiting Maltese-Australian Nicky Bomba, who teamed up with members of Tribali and Fakawi. | The main musical genre that it hosts is reggae, although ska, hip-hop and Maltese language pop have also been performed by some of Malta's leading performers including [[Irie Flo]], [[Sempliċiment tat-Triq]] and [[Plato's Dream Machine]] and the visiting Maltese-Australian [[Nicky Bomba]], who teamed up with members of [[Tribali]] and [[Fakawi]]. | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
Revision as of 04:05, 22 February 2014
Zion Reggae Bar is a venue in Marsaskala, that promotes live music. It is bohemian in design and attracts a distinctive crowd that is widely travelled that frequents the place to relax in very informal surroundings.
The main musical genre that it hosts is reggae, although ska, hip-hop and Maltese language pop have also been performed by some of Malta's leading performers including Irie Flo, Sempliċiment tat-Triq and Plato's Dream Machine and the visiting Maltese-Australian Nicky Bomba, who teamed up with members of Tribali and Fakawi.