performed. Music was performed at hotels, nightclub, and university. The Hotels serve music halls and dance halls also. Most activity takes place after nine p.m., and the hotels are the center of Ibadan's economic structure. Another context in which jùjú music is played is at celebrations called àríyá. King Sunny Adé performed at àríyá with his socio aesthetics. These celebrations are parties which celebrate the naming of a baby, weddings, birthdays, funerals, title-taking, ceremonies and the launching of new property or business enterprises. Live music is crucial to the proper functioning of an àríyá. See also Music of Nigeria List of juju musicians Afrobeat Femi Kuti References External links King Sunny Ade interview by Jason Gross from Perfect Sound Forever site (June 1998) "Sparkling Prince of Juju Music Called Ludare", Thisday, October 2016 African popular music Nigerian music Nigerian styles of music Yoruba music