Thumbs Up To Diamond City Concerts Gig

Monday, December 04, 2017

Despite the main act Wizkid performing very late at the Diamond City Concerts, it was an entertainment-packed event with multiple performances from a variety of artists at the National Stadium on Saturday.

The lineup included local and international acts such as Wizkid, Burnaboy, Ringo, Freshly Ground, Ammo Ski Mask, Scar, Trippy Rhe and Ban T to mention but a few who gave their all on stage.

It started off at a low pace with local disc jockeys such as Sbi Tech, Strictly House Bound and Mr Yummy on the decks. The lineup did not go as scheduled, which led to musicians getting on stage late.

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