It’s a Mutodi, Macheso ‘Christmas Carol’ weekend!

expected to hop from one joint to the other in what is arguably the biggest weekend on the entertainment calendar year.
Rhumba enthusiasts must put on their dancing shoes as Energy Mutodi invades Jazz 105 on Christmas Eve.
Backed by The Real Sounds of Africa, Mutodi or simply “Tatu Muluba” which means the Big Diamond Baron, is expected to treat revellers with songs from his two albums “Simbi Yam’dhara” and “Kumasese”.
Jazz outfit “Jabavu Drive” is also scheduled to complement Mutodi at the popular venue for those known to love sweet, soothing and exciting music.
Sungura rising star Peter Moyo with his Utakataka Express will grace Westlea Shopping Centre tomorrow at Club Destiny now under new management.
Peter is gradually winning the hearts of his late father’s fans with each outing and of late, he has been one of the most sought after performers and the hottest property among fans and promoters alike.
Last weekend Peter thrilled revellers at Londoner’s Sports Bar, leaving many in awe after his energy and vibrant dance routines by his Utakataka Express lieutenants. City Sports Bar will host internationally acclaimed IYASA.
The award-winning arts ensemble will be making their debut appearance at the joint. IYASA’s stage performances often fuse music, dance, theatre and poetry.
Alick Macheso and his Orchestra Mberikwazvo will play at the Sports Diner International at a gig dubbed “Zorai Butter pa- Kisimusi” on Christmas Day.
Macheso is expected to play his chart toppers as well as dish out high-energy performances.

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