Demola

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Demola, known as "Demola the Violinist," is an internationally acclaimed musician, songwriter, and award-winning self-taught multi-genre violinist. Born in Lagos, Nigeria, and now based in the U.S., he blends Afrobeat, reggae, R&B, hip-hop, pop, and country into a sound uniquely his own. With over 6 million followers and millions of streams across social media, his viral performances have made him one of the world's most-followed violinists. In 2024, his "One in a Million 2.0" tour wowed audiences in 20+ cities with hits like "ONE IN A MILLION," "MBAPPE," and "LOVA." A Houston hometown hero, he's performed the national anthem for major sports teams and shared the stage with Jelly Roll at the Houston Rodeo. Seen on Good Morning America Online and FOX, Demola continues redefining modern violin music. Part of the Mosaic Series.

Accessible seating is available on-line, by phone or in person and can be limited. We encourage you to order early and to specifically request seating for wheelchair access, sign-interpreted or open-captioned performances when placing your order. General admission events offer no specific location you will be accommodated at the door. Our facilities feature ADA-approved signage, handrails and automatic door openers. The Wayne and Marti Huizenga Family Skywalk connects the Arts & Entertainment Parking Garage with the Horvitz Lobby in The Au-Rene Theater. The skywalk entrance provides protection from the elements and easy access for patrons with disabilities. A second entry is located at the bottom of the driveway entrance, immediately across from the Arts & Entertainment Parking Garage. Patrons with limited mobility may be dropped off in front of the Au-Rene and Amaturo Theaters via the front driveway. Hearing Devices: Our Assistive Listening Devices are available for all performances at the Guest Services Center, located in the Pacers Lobby Main Entrance. There is no charge for the device, but a valid major credit card is required. Restrooms: Wheelchair-accessible restrooms are located on the upper and lower orchestra levels, the lower mezzanine and the lower balcony in the Au-Rene Theater, as well as the upper lobby level of the Amaturo Theater. Companion restrooms are available on the upper and lower orchestra levels of the Au-Rene Theater. Diaper changing facilities are located in the first and second floor lobby restrooms.