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Media coverage and features highlighting Olamide Sax's contribution to music and cultural engagement

Olamide Sax's work has been featured in community and cultural platforms, highlighting his contribution to music, cultural engagement, and live performance in the UK.

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New Telegraph

Olamide Sax Delivers Afro-Fusion Performance At Black And Minority Ethnic United Doncaster Event

Contemporary Afro-fusion music artist, vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist, Olaniyan Olamide Phillips, professionally known as Olamide Sax, recently delivered a notable live performance at an event organised by Black and Minority Ethnic United Doncaster (BME United) in Doncaster, United Kingdom. The event, which brought together members of the Black and minority ethnic community, cultural leaders, and public representatives, also had in attendance the Mayor of Doncaster, distinguished council leaders, and respected Black community stakeholders. The gathering served as a platform to celebrate cultural identity, unity, and artistic expression through music and community engagement.

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The Nation Newspaper

Olamide sax Thrills guest at Open Mic

Olamide Sax Continues His UK Performance Journey with Standout Appearance at Utopia Theatre On 1 March 2026, Utopia Theatre hosted a vibrant Open Mic evening that brought together artists and audiences in a celebration of multicultural expression, live performance, and collaborative creativity. Among the standout moments of the night was a compelling instrumental performance, Performing as part of Toby & Friends, Olamide Sax delivered a dynamic saxophone interpretation of “Sayari,” a piece rooted in rhythm, movement, and emotional storytelling. The performance blended contemporary instrumental textures with African-influenced musical sensibilities, resonating strongly with the audience and aligning seamlessly with Utopia Theatre’s commitment to inclusive and diverse artistic programming.

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New Telegraph

Olamide Sax Commands Spotlight Stage in Sheffield, Delivers Stirring Performance Before Lord Mayor

UK-based Nigerian creative, Olamide Phillips Olaniyan, professionally known as Olamide Sax, delivered a remarkable performance at the Stand & Be Counted (SBC) Spotlight Show, a vibrant theatre and live arts event held in Sheffield. The event, organised by Stand & Be Counted Theatre, brought together a diverse range of performers, creatives, and cultural contributors, showcasing powerful storytelling through music, theatre, and spoken expression. Olamide took to the stage with his original composition titled “Mama”, a deeply personal piece inspired by resilience, sacrifice, and the emotional journey behind his artistic path. His performance stood out for its sincerity and expressive delivery, drawing a strong connection with the audience and contributing significantly to the atmosphere of the evening. A notable highlight of the event was the presence of the Lord Mayor of Sheffield Safiya Saeed, whose attendance underscored the cultural importance of the programme and its impact within the local community. Olamide had the honour of engaging with the Mayor following his performance, marking a significant moment of recognition within his growing artistic journey in the United Kingdom.

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Notable Mentions

Black History Month

Featured performer at Doncaster's Black History Month celebrations.

BME United Doncaster

Regular performer at community cultural events promoting diversity and inclusion.

Civic Events

Performed for the Mayor of Doncaster and senior council leaders.

“Music is a universal language that transcends borders and brings people together. Through my performances, I aim to share the rich heritage of African music while creating meaningful connections with audiences.”
— Olamide Sax

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