INGIA brings Afro-Fusion, Jazz, Neo-Soul, R&B, and Gospel to Breakout West 2026, performing a reimagined live set of her debut EP Genesis plus her new single In Reflection.
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INGIA is a South Sudanese Canadian vocalist and saxophonist blending Afro-Fusion, Jazz, R&B, Neo-Soul and Gospel into a sound that's bold, soulful, and deeply rooted. Her music is a love letter to where she comes from, carrying her roots, her voice, and her horn into every note. Since releasing her debut single "INGIA" and EP “Genesis” in 2025, she's taken the stage across Winnipeg and now beyond, having been selected to showcase at Breakout West in Victoria, BC, her first performance outside the city with hopes of more opportunities to perform nationally ahead. Intention, Nurture, Gratitude, Inspiration, Amplify; this is INGIA.
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INGIA brings Afro-Fusion, Jazz, Neo-Soul, R&B, and Gospel to Breakout West 2026, performing a reimagined live set of her debut EP Genesis plus her new single In Reflection.
Experience an unforgettable evening of art and music at the Musuem for Nuit Blanche from 6 p.m. to midnight.
Explore "Currents" at the Group Entrance, a site-responsive installation conceived by @annabintadiallo. It features sculptural figures, shifting coloured light, shadow, and original sound. The work explores ancestry as something in motion, a living current carried through landscapes, generations, memory, and time.
Inside the Museum, the programming continues with an eclectic lineup of entertainment curated by Trinnipeg, featuring @quincy_telus, @shoutoutlenbowen, and @ingia and view a large-scale projected art piece by @ebunakinbo
Experience intimate live performances from South Sudanese Canadian vocalist and saxophonist INGIA, Ghanaian-born Afrobeat/Afro-fusion artist Konfam, and DJ Zuki, who will keep the energy moving throughout the evening.
Set against the iconic backdrop of WAG-Qaumajuq, the evening celebrates Black music, identity, community, and the diverse experiences of the African Diaspora.
Following the performances, connect with fellow Black music makers, artists, music companies, labels, venues, festivals, and industry professionals at the community mixer. Share ideas, build relationships, exchange knowledge, and make meaningful career connections. Everyone is welcome!
This event is part of the National Black Canadians Summit, taking place in Winnipeg September 18–20, bringing together artists, elders, youth, leaders, policymakers, and change-makers from across Canada for three days of connection, dialogue, creativity, and action.
Come for the music. Stay for the connections.
Join us for the opening of At the Knees of Our Ancestors, a new exhibit examining the history of enslavement and early Black life in Canada. The exhibit marks the first phase of a larger, ongoing initiative, the Ancestors Project.
The event begins at 2 p.m. Attendees will have the opportunity to view the exhibit and enjoy food, beverages, and live musical performances by INGIA and her quartet. The formal program includes remarks from exhibit curator Alia Aluma, along with other museum and community representatives.
There is no cost to attend, but registration is required.