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Fans of the good old music timers such as Paul Banda, Billy Kaunda, Overton Chimombo, San B and others will be treated to a feast of a series of gospel shows this festive season courtesy of Mingoli Music promotions.
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In an interview with Malawi News Agency (Mana) Director for Mingoli Music Promotions Peter Mulangeni said Zomba fans should get ready because they will witness the legendary Paul Banda and his colleagues tear up the stage at Gynkana Club on Boxing Day on December 26.
He added that the second show will follow on December 27Th at Robins Park in Blantyre before hitting a climax at Sheaffer gardens in the City of Lilongwe on New Year's Day.
“These shows are one of its kind because in a short while we will try to reach out to three districts and the artists have promised to entertain fans with all the songs that made them who they are now in the early 90s and early 2000s; so we ask the fans to come in their large numbers and patronize these shows,” said Mlangeni.
He said patrons will have to cough K1500 per head with the shows starting from 10a.m. till 8p.m. adding Premier Bus Company buses will be available to ferry people after the shows in all the venues.
He said while some people consider the “golden oldies” artists as outdated it is still good for society to remember their past while enjoying they grew up listening to.
Also performing at the shows include Isaac Liwotcha, Lucius Banda, Mlaka Maliro, Kamuzu Barrack gospel singers, Senga Bay CCAP singers, Mighty POV, Peter Sambo, Favoured Martha, and Thoko Katimba, according to Mlangeni.
Paul Banda[/caption]
In an interview with Malawi News Agency (Mana) Director for Mingoli Music Promotions Peter Mulangeni said Zomba fans should get ready because they will witness the legendary Paul Banda and his colleagues tear up the stage at Gynkana Club on Boxing Day on December 26.
He added that the second show will follow on December 27Th at Robins Park in Blantyre before hitting a climax at Sheaffer gardens in the City of Lilongwe on New Year's Day.
“These shows are one of its kind because in a short while we will try to reach out to three districts and the artists have promised to entertain fans with all the songs that made them who they are now in the early 90s and early 2000s; so we ask the fans to come in their large numbers and patronize these shows,” said Mlangeni.
He said patrons will have to cough K1500 per head with the shows starting from 10a.m. till 8p.m. adding Premier Bus Company buses will be available to ferry people after the shows in all the venues.
He said while some people consider the “golden oldies” artists as outdated it is still good for society to remember their past while enjoying they grew up listening to.
Also performing at the shows include Isaac Liwotcha, Lucius Banda, Mlaka Maliro, Kamuzu Barrack gospel singers, Senga Bay CCAP singers, Mighty POV, Peter Sambo, Favoured Martha, and Thoko Katimba, according to Mlangeni.