Felo Le Tee headlines Unplugged this Saturday
Unplugged is back again this Saturday at First Capital Bank Sports Club with South African superstar Felo Le Tee set to headline the event.
When it comes to the Amapiano genre, Felo is up there with the best of the best and he takes no prisoners every time he is on stage.
His catalogue of chart topping hits is vast and most of them have been a staple on the local leisure scene, which means many of the people attending this gig will be dancing on familiar territory.
Some of Felo Le Tee’s popular tunes including “Dipatje Tsa Felo”, “Ngwana Mani”, “Ncebelela”, “Yini Ngathi”, “66”, and “Manca” to name a few.
His recent track “Yebo Lapho” has been a hit among fans, having already attracted over a million views on YouTube despite being released two weeks ago.
For those who are looking for a memorable outing this weekend, this will be the place to be with the fete poised to be explosive.
Taking a look at the lineup, one can clearly see that the organisers are serious with this one with top tier performers taking to the stage.
Besides the headliner, there are local heavyweights on the list, with the likes of Holy Ten, Killer T, Tamy Moyo, The Travellers Band, Rimo, Chiweddah, Springer and TK Beats also preforming.
Unplugged has mastered the art of creating quality events and this will be no different as the organisers continue pushing to reclaim their spot as the biggest outdoor event in the country.
Those who attended the last edition can confirm that it was a party and a half and with the hype that has been surrounding this one, there is no doubt that it will be an exciting affair.
Early bird tickets, which were going for $10 general entry, $5 for kids under 12 and $50 for the chillzone, have been on sale for a while.
They are being sold at various outlets including ManeTain Organics, Chapter 2, Nailed by Sam, Sips and Sellers and Rimo’s.
At the gate the prices will go up to $20 general entry and $70 for the chill zone while kids ticket prices will remain unchanged.
Andrew Moyo is a veteran entertainment journalist with over a decade of experience. He has worked for some of the biggest publications in Zimbabwe including The Sunday Mail.
