Saturday Night London Arts Live with Jaghuligin, Zell Calvin, Eleanor Gebrou, Paris Monroe, and Fiker Kirubel

Jaghuligin is a graduate of the Music Industry Arts Program at Fanshawe College, where he learned to give his all and leave no stone unturned when it comes to music. From RnB to HipHop to pure soul, Jaghuligin has the voice to make every song he sings pure magic, and his energy during performances captivates audiences.

Eleanor Gebrou was born in the Forest City, and hails from a family of musicians. She is a singer/songwriter who has performed in choirs and bands her whole life, and is a part of the Daytrip collective. Eleanor describes her sound as R&B leaning, with accents of jazz, soul and perhaps Indie Rock.

Fast emerging artist, Elli is taking the music scene by storm. With a soulful blend of eclectic influences, his original sound is easy to enjoy and impossible to categorize; and that’s just the way he wants it. Born, Nkruma Kojo Nkuah in Ghana, Africa in 1995, Elli moved at the age of four to Toronto where he began his music education singing, playing drums, bass guitar and keyboards for his local church.

Tyrone Traher II, known professionally as Paris Monroe, is a Canadian singer-songwriter from London, Ontario. With a long history of creative endeavours, Traher began developing the concept of Paris Monroe in January of 2021. Traher discovered that the purpose of Paris Monroe is to create self-aware and relentlessly honest music that captures the entire spectrum of the human experience. 

Fiker is a 24 year old singer, songwriter, and musician. She has been playing music and writing songs since the age of 13. Music/singing has always played a huge role in Fiker's life, so she has always tried to remain in spaces where the people around her feel the same. A perk is Fiker gets to play music with her husband who is an incredible musician and creative as well. Together, they love to play, and listen to, all genres of music including rock/alt-rock, R&B, pop, early 2000s punk/pop-punk, folk, and indie.