It's an invasion!
The most anticipated Reggae and Dancehall Invasion will take place tonight at Club Euphoria –doors open at 20:00, tickets will be sold at the entrance for N$100.
It is a celebration of reggae/Dancehall music and culture and artists spread the message of love, hope and equality for all people worldwide.
Headlining the event - Judgement Yard - is a Zimbabwean, Harare-based dancehall/reggae set comprising of music DJs. It is characterised by various live performances as well as renowned radio stations.
They have released a number of mixtapes which feature various Zim dancehall artists and international musicians from the reggae and dancehall genres.
They have played in various countries, including Australia, UK, South Africa, Dubai, Cyprus and Botswana, to name a few. DJ Abisha Palmer of Judgement Yard said he is happy with the response they are getting every time they stage shows in other countries and promised fireworks at the Reggae & Dancehall Invasion.
“I'm looking forward to meet reggae and dancehall music lovers in Windhoek at Club Euphoria,” DJ Twobad added.
The night will also see performances by local and Club Euphoria resident DJs –Paul Da Prince, Slaughter camp and DJ Taku.
The organiser representing Club Euphoria Management, Kuda Chigama said they are working hard to ensure that they pull off a memorable event experience and are expecting a significant number of people. Gordon Jay, event spokesperson said, “many people have already shown interest and the hype is huge so we are optimistic that this will be big especially that it is rare to find an event hosted in Windhoek, with focus on reggae and dancehall music.
“Clubs are mostly playing hip-hop, house, kwaito and pop music and are giving a little or no attention to reggae or dancehall music lovers.”
STAFF REPORTER
It is a celebration of reggae/Dancehall music and culture and artists spread the message of love, hope and equality for all people worldwide.
Headlining the event - Judgement Yard - is a Zimbabwean, Harare-based dancehall/reggae set comprising of music DJs. It is characterised by various live performances as well as renowned radio stations.
They have released a number of mixtapes which feature various Zim dancehall artists and international musicians from the reggae and dancehall genres.
They have played in various countries, including Australia, UK, South Africa, Dubai, Cyprus and Botswana, to name a few. DJ Abisha Palmer of Judgement Yard said he is happy with the response they are getting every time they stage shows in other countries and promised fireworks at the Reggae & Dancehall Invasion.
“I'm looking forward to meet reggae and dancehall music lovers in Windhoek at Club Euphoria,” DJ Twobad added.
The night will also see performances by local and Club Euphoria resident DJs –Paul Da Prince, Slaughter camp and DJ Taku.
The organiser representing Club Euphoria Management, Kuda Chigama said they are working hard to ensure that they pull off a memorable event experience and are expecting a significant number of people. Gordon Jay, event spokesperson said, “many people have already shown interest and the hype is huge so we are optimistic that this will be big especially that it is rare to find an event hosted in Windhoek, with focus on reggae and dancehall music.
“Clubs are mostly playing hip-hop, house, kwaito and pop music and are giving a little or no attention to reggae or dancehall music lovers.”
STAFF REPORTER
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