Gabz First bounces back

Tuesday, December 05, 2017

After staging a successful event on New Year’s day, Gabz First is making a come back for the second time to shut down the festive season on New Year’s day next year at Bojanala Waterfront.

The first event this year featured local and international acts such as Harrison Krump, Otis Fraiser, Duncan Han C, Ban T and Groove Cartel. The main theme was tropical fiesta.

“This time around we changed the theme of the event to ‘Take me to Africa’. It will be more of an African-oriented event from the entertainment line-up, dress and set up at the event,” said Gabz First promoter, Massie Hule.

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