Multi-award-winning musician Jah Prayzah will this Saturday bring his Ndini Mukudzei album tour to a close with a final show at the Harare International Conference Centre (HICC).
The concert marks the end of a series of performances the musician has staged since launching the album in May.
Jah Prayzah began the tour with shows in the United Kingdom, followed by Germany. His world tour, however, hit a setback in July when the United States leg was cancelled due to visa policy challenges.
He rebounded with successful performances in Canada and South Africa.
Ndini Mukudzei, which has been well received, will now bow out in Harare, the same city where it was launched, with the musician hoping to match or surpass the energy of his South African shows.
Event organiser Gateway Stream’s media manager, Elton Kurima, said preparations for the HICC show are complete.
“HICC, being the final stop on the line-up, is a celebration of the successful launch of Jah Prayzah’s album and the seamless world tour he has undertaken since May. What sets this concert apart is the venue itself.
“The Harare International Convention Centre (HICC) is Zimbabwe’s premier concert venue, offering world-class sound, lighting and flexible space for up to 4,500 guests. It combines prestige, convenience and scale, making it the ultimate destination for unforgettable live performances and international entertainment experiences,” Kurima said.
Jah Prayzah will share the stage with a strong supporting line-up, including Tamy Moyo, Chill Master, Young Gemini, Tocky Vibes, Malloti and Probeats.
Seh Calaz, who has been a regular supporting act at his shows this year, completes the bill.
