Uitnodiging: Ruimtekoers Langste-Nacht-Borrel & Bureau Ruimtekoers 5 jaar!

Lieve Ruimtekoersfan,

Op donderdag 17 december vanaf 16.30 uur vieren we ons 5-jarig jubileum tijdens de Langste-Nacht-Borrel bij vega(n) Café Bosch.

We hebben heel veel zin om met iedereen oude en nieuwe verbindingen te vieren. Van vijf jaar geleden én die van de aankomende vijf jaar. Daarom nodigen we je uit voor deze borrel, met een drankje, vega(n) pizza’s, workshops én zo veel mogelijk Ruimtekoersfans om samen even stil te staan en jullie te bedanken.

Er is óók muziek! De Verre binding gemeenschap heeft Mo & Kush Band uitgenodigd. Vanaf 20.00 uur kunnen we dus ook samen dansen!

Laat voor 11 december even weten of je erbij bent, dan houden wij rekening met de inkopen.

En ohja, neem vooral je vrienden, geliefden en/of collega’s mee. Dat vinden echt alleen maar heel erg leuk!

Tot heel snel ziens!

Mo & Kush Band

Mo and Kush Band bring a unique and superbly danceable sound, with groovy rhythms and engaging lyrics. The energy of the band engages with the audience to make every concert a celebration of togetherness and joy.

Leader of the band is Mo Ahmed: singer, composer and percussionist born in Omdurman, Sudan. Since moving to the Netherlands, he has become the driving force behind Mo & Kush Band, blending the sounds of Sudan with afrobeat, reggae and blues influences.

In 2023, the band released its debut album Sudangali, a powerful collection that carried the voice of Sudan’s struggles and resilience.

Their second album Asmar (released september 2025) marks an important new chapter. Recorded in Egypt with musicians from the Sudanese diaspora, it celebrates the unique musical heritage of Sudan. The songs are rooted in Sudanese traditionals, reimagined and rearranged by Mo Ahmed with fresh energy and a contemporary sound. By weaving the languages and musical traditions of different Sudanese tribes into one shared message, the album becomes a cultural bridge and a collective voice for hope. With Asmar, Mo Ahmed continues his mission: to honor and preserve the music of his homeland, share its beauty with the world, and keep alive the dream of a united, peaceful Sudan.

Mo Ahmed performs with Kush Band, a formation of 5-7 musicians, but also solo or with smaller set.