Local artistes ready for Davido

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Bornwise Mtonzi Entertainment Reporter
Nigerian superstar Davido’s show in Zimbabwe is promising fireworks with local artistes confirming that they are ready and geared for the event. The show is will be held at Belgravia Sports Club on August 29. The show will see artistes and DJs on the stage doing what they do best in their line of work. Some of the artistes who are going to perform at the gig include R’N’B sensation Trevor Dongo, Roki, Soul Africa and popular DJs Gary B as well as Ash Styles and Nivek of the Game recognise Game fame.

In separate interviews, some of the performing artistes confirmed their presence and said were ready and geared for the show.

“The thing is I was born prepared for these things, and I’m always ready, my performance is going to be one of the most talked about performances and it is going to be a mixture of my new and old materials,” said Dongo

DJ Ashy Styles of the Game recognise Game fame said their fans should look forward to an outstanding performance.

“Everything is in order for us and we are going to do our best at the show, our fans are going to feel our blends of Hip Hop, Dancehall and Afro-beats, this time it’s going to be a surprise as we are going to introduce something new, we will also be mixing our old and new beats,” he said.

The show is expected to pull a huge crowd although there will be a number of shows scheduled for this date.

Advance tickets will be running between $10 and $20 for the rest of the venue and $50 for the VIP section.

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