Jamaican reggae legend Winston ‘Burning Spear’ Rodney, alongside his renowned Burning Band, is set to make his debut performance at Harare’s Glamis Arena on October 18, 2024. This appearance is part of the highly anticipated “One People Tour of Africa,” which promises to deliver an unforgettable experience for reggae enthusiasts across the continent.
Rodney confirmed the exciting news in a recent promotional video shared on social media. In his characteristic style, the reggae icon enthusiastically addressed his fans: “October 18, 2024, Zimbabwe, I man, Burning Spear, and the Burning Band, will be there jamming, coming… be there.”
Before arriving in Harare, Burning Spear will ignite the stage at Nairobi’s Uhuru Park on October 12, 2024. The Kenyan leg of the tour is expected to set the tone for what promises to be a memorable series of performances across Africa.
Tickets for the Harare show are already on sale, with early bird tickets priced at $25, regular tickets at $40, and VIP options available for $50. Given the reggae legend’s storied career and the anticipation surrounding this performance, fans are encouraged to secure their tickets early to avoid disappointment.
Following his Harare performance, Burning Spear will continue his African tour with two shows in South Africa. He will perform at Emperors Palace in Johannesburg on October 19, followed by a show at Cape Town’s Mhudi Wines Farm on October 20. Each of these performances is expected to be a showcase of Burning Spear’s signature sound and energy.
Local reggae fans in Harare can look forward to an electrifying experience as Burning Spear delivers a pulsating show that captures the essence of his legendary career. The tour represents a rare opportunity to witness one of reggae’s most iconic figures live, promising a night of vibrant rhythms and profound musical expression. For those eager to experience the magic of Burning Spear live, October 18, 2024, at Glamis Arena is a date not to be missed.
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