Entertainment Reporter
Popular urban grooves musicians Rockford “Roki” Josphat and Enock “Ex-Q” Munhenga will tomorrow perform at Club Forty-40 in Bulawayo.
Dubbed Alleluya Tour — after their latest single Alleluya — the tour will see popular DJs Game Recognise Game participating.
And to affirm their return, the dynamic duo has been holding a series of shows.
In an interview Game Recognise Game manager Shepherd “Shepy Tarzy” Tsandukwa, said they were looking forward to a great show as they share stage with the most popular urban grooves.
“The tour has been going well since we started, we have been getting great support from the people in different towns which we are very grateful for. We are looking forward to have a great show in Bulawayo,” he said.
He said since they started their tour the response was overwhelming and people have been very supportive.
“We are so much looking forward to the Bulawayo edition because these guys are liked very much there and it has been a while since they have performed there.”
Tsandukwa said they will be having several shows in other parts of the country.
“We have lined up several shows to support the tour and next month we will be going to Gweru, Chiredzi, Vic Falls and Kariba,”he said.
To date, the pair has toured Masvingo, Kwekwe and Mutare powered by the Game recognise Game duo of Ash Styles and Nivek along with Kenako wheel-spinner, DJ Tamuka.
Tonight, the quintet drives to Zvishavane for a potentially explosive show at FC Platinum Club.
After the Midlands affair, the contingent proceeds to Bulawayo’s popular watering hole, Club Forty 40.
In the City of Kings, the quintet exchanges notes with local wheel-spinners Mzoe, Teflon, Theo and Binnola.



