Harare, Zimbabwe | On a chilly Saturday, the First Capital Bank Sports Club came alive as Hararians defied the cold to attend the lively Unplugged Coca-Cola Foodfest. Despite the weather, the venue was packed, and the atmosphere buzzed with anticipation.
Kicking off the entertainment, Travellers Band delighted the audience with popular covers of iconic Zimbabwean songs by legends like Oliver Mtukudzi and James Chimombe, setting a warm and nostalgic tone for the evening.
Tamy Moyo then took the stage, infusing energy into the crowd with her dynamic performances and signature moves, keeping everyone on their feet with her string of hits, including the popular track “Kelly Kelevedhura.”
Tammy Moyo at #unplugged
Killer T sustained the momentum, delivering a series of fan-favorite hits, and his latest song “Ndanyura” brought the crowd to a fever pitch, igniting enthusiastic dance moves. The evening peaked with a show-stopping performance by South African sensation Felo Le Tee, whose electrifying set left the audience in awe and marked the high point of the night.
Complementing the musical acts was a tempting selection of food that catered to diverse tastes. From succulent goat curry and spicy jerk chicken to a variety of grilled meats, traditional Zimbabwean dishes, and international street food, the event was a true feast for both the ears and the taste buds.
Meanwhile, the April edition of Unplugged also left its mark on attendees, delivering an equally impressive experience.
The festival provided a vibrant space for music lovers and food enthusiasts to unwind, socialize, and soak in the rich cultural offerings. One of the standout performances came from Murumba Pitch, whose energetic set captivated the audience.
The lineup was further enriched by artists like DJ Naida, Takudzwa “Tk Beatz” Machumo, and DJ Tinotenda “Rim-o” Marimo, offering a blend of musical styles that catered to all tastes.
Headline acts including King 98, Takura, jazz artist Vera, and crowd-favorite Enzo Ishall added to the festival’s allure, each bringing their unique flair and crowd-pleasing hits. As the night unfolded, the diverse mix of sounds kept the crowd engaged and left a lasting impression on all who attended.
Adding to the festival’s appeal was an enticing array of food options that complemented the musical feast. Attendees indulged in a variety of savory snacks and hearty meals, all paired with refreshing beverages, creating a well-rounded experience that nourished both body and soul.
The success of the Unplugged Coca-Cola Foodfest and the April edition has sparked a demand for more frequent events of this caliber. With a winning combination of top-tier entertainment, mouthwatering cuisine, and an infectious atmosphere, it’s clear why attendees are eager for these festivals to become a regular highlight on the calendar.
As memories of these vibrant gatherings linger, one thing is certain—these events have set a new standard for cultural celebrations in Zimbabwe, promising lasting impressions for years to come.
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