Zimbabwe’s premier urban culture festival, Shoko Festival, is gearing up for its 14th edition, and the excitement is palpable! The festival, which will run from September 26 to 28, 2024, in Harare and Chitungwiza, has announced its first round of headline acts, and the lineup is nothing short of impressive.
Nadia Nakai: The Queen of Hip-Hop Returns
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South African-based award-winning hip-hop sensation Nadia Nakai is set to make a thrilling homecoming performance at Shoko Festival. Known for her lyrical prowess and captivating stage presence, Nadia is sure to deliver a show-stopping set that will leave fans begging for more.
Master H: The Rise of Zimdancehall’s Newest Star
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Zimdancehall’s latest sensation, Master H, has been making waves with his chart-topping anthems like “Dhanzi”. With his unique blend of dancehall and Afro-pop, Master H is set to bring the house down with his high-energy performance.
Tamy Moyo: Afro Pop Fusion at Its Best
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Afro Pop Fusion sensation Tamy Moyo has been making waves with her hit songs like “Kelly Kelvedhura” (feat. Master H). With her soulful voice and captivating stage presence, Tamy is sure to deliver a memorable performance that will leave fans in awe.
Both Sides of Samora: Celebrating Diversity and Unity
This year’s Shoko Festival theme, #BothSidesOfSamora, celebrates the diversity and unity that exists across different social classes and genres. The festival promises a diverse array of hip hop, dancehall, stand-up comedy, and spoken word events, bridging the gap between different artistic expressions.
With more acts set to be announced soon, Shoko Festival 2024 is shaping up to be an unforgettable experience. Don’t miss out on the excitement! Get your tickets now and be a part of Zimbabwe’s longest-running urban culture festival.