Award winning R& B star Kell Kay celebrates his 10th year music anniversary at Bingu National Stadium in Lilongwe on Sunday.
The artist leads the celebration which will feature a number of artists including Nigerian afro-pop singer Ayra Starr having been on the move lately performing in concerts countrywide where he took time out to give out free tickets.
During the Piano Fest organised by Beerland Festival in Blantyre last Saturday, Kell Kay said he was looking forward to celebrating his music anniversary in style with several activities on the menu.
“I am asking people to come in large numbers. I am thanking for the support but you have to come on Sunday so that we fill up the stadium and make history together,” the ‘Katatu’ and ‘Mukanabwera’ creator, said.
Van Ngongo, who leads the organising team, said yesterday that they were almost 100 percent done with the preparations.
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“We are just finalising a few things but we are good to go and we are ready,” he said.
Van Ngongo, who manages both Driemo and Kell Kay also said that Gemini Major, who is based in South Africa will jet into the country tomorrow.
“Ayra Starr and Nadia will jet in the country the same day (Sunday),” he said.
Other acts set to spice up the concert include Gwamba, Charisma, Driemo, Kineo and Aidfest, who Kell Kay collaborated with in the track ‘Two Two’, Eli Njuchi, Suffix, Piksy, Zeze Kingston, Hyphen, Pop Young, Toast, Malinga, Soldier Lucius Banda, Saint, Wendy Harawa, Lulu, Tuno, Rashley, Prince Luv from Zambia and Gloria Del Mar from Namibia.
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In another development, the Mudi Mothers’ Day Arts Festival will be held in Ndirande on Monday.
The free-of-charge festival that seeks to celebrate and the ecosystem around Mudi Dam catchment area will start with a parade and then awards before music performances later in the afternoon.
The festival led by artists such as Limbani Simenti, Fuggie Kasipa and Khama Khwiliro runs under the theme ‘Celebrating Mothers, Women and Nature’.
