adminacts from The Talking Guitars, Syndicate Queens and the Unique Dancing Queens.
Club Joy Centre owner David Madzudzu promised a much bigger show and lots of give-aways.
“We are expecting multitudes of revellers to pull through and those who are coming will not go back empty-handed. A lot of exciting activities are in store and those present will be treated accordingly.
“Joy Centre is fast becoming the city’s next biggest joint and hideout for most Hararians. There is going to be a double act, that is music and dance under one roof,” said Madzudzu.
Progress, who is going to be the main act of the day, vowed to give fans their money’s worth.
“I am very happy to be part of this exciting moment for Club Joy Centre developing into a city-wide club. What is most exciting is that I am going to be the first artiste to stage a gig at the newly built club. Fans should expect a surprise package that I will unveil tomorrow,” said Progress.
Club Joy Centre Glen Norah is a new addition to the growing clubs. It is sister club to the existing Club Joy Centres in Makoni, Zengeza and Machipisa. In recent days, Club Joy Centre has stolen the hearts of many revellers as it has been going after big musicians much to the delight of its regular fans.
The official ceremony which starts in the afternoon is going to light up the sleepy suburb of Glen Norah. Music and dance are expected to be the major acts and there is also going to be lots of prize to be won for luck fans.
Leading the dancers will be the energetic Syndicate Queens who have vowed to set the house on fire.
The owner of the club was elated by the developments made so far as all roads will lead to Glen Norah for the official opening.
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