Kew The Music - MIKA

Kew the Music
Kew the Music is an annual music festival held in the Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew, London. It is a week-long event featuring a series of live outdoor concerts showcasing pop and rock music.

Established in 1984, Kew the Music was designed to provide a unique and intimate setting for live music performances, celebrating popular music in a beautiful and tranquil environment. Since then, it has become one of the most popular events in the UK's summer music calendar.

Each year, a host of world-renowned artists and bands take to the stage, entertaining crowds of music lovers from all over the country.

Mika
Title: Mika: The Beacon of Eclectic Pop

Mika, the songwriter, pop singer, and performer known for his extravagant, high-octane stage presence, kaleidoscope of musical influences, and soaring falsettos, is a fascinating subject for fans of eclectic pop.

Born Michael Holbrook Penniman Jr. on August 18, 1983, in Beirut, Lebanon, to a Lebanese mother and American father, Mika’s diverse roots inherently influenced his performance style. Mika’s family moved to Paris when he was only a year old due to the Lebanese civil war, and subsequently relocated to London when he was nine. This worldly upbringing resulted in Mika having an unusual blend of influences and an extraordinarily flexible voice, capable of shifting from deep baritone to thrilling falsetto.