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Unplugged Zimbabwe Ready to Ignite Harare This Saturday

Harare, Zimbabwe | With only three days to go, the anticipation in Harare has reached a fever pitch as Unplugged Zimbabwe prepares to host its much-anticipated March 2026 edition. The countdown is officially on for what is being hailed as the premier live music event of the season, set to take place this Saturday, March 28, 2026, at the First Capital Bank Sports Club.

Organizers have pulled out all the stops for this edition, assembling a star-studded lineup that bridges regional excellence with local urban flair. Leading the charge is South African vocal powerhouse Ami Faku, who is expected to deliver a soulful, high-energy performance alongside her full live band. Joining her on the main stage are local heavyweights Nutty O and Voltz JT, both of whom have been dominating the airwaves and are known for their electrifying stage presence.

Adding to the mystery and social media buzz is a heavily teased “Surprise Act.” Speculation has been rife across various platforms, with fans trying to decode hints about who might join the roster at the eleventh hour.

The event also serves as a massive platform for Zimbabwe’s vibrant urban music scene. Attendees can look forward to a diverse range of sounds from Kae Chaps, Atenda Chinx, Mugaratia, and Shakuchante. The eclectic vibes continue with Madeherbelieve, while bass enthusiasts and electronic music lovers will be treated to a masterclass from Reverb7. Ensuring the energy remains at a peak throughout the day, the dynamic duo of MC Tatts and DJ Fujee will be at the helm as hosts.

“The March edition is always special, but the energy this year feels different. From the lineup to the fans, everyone is ready for that classic Unplugged vibe,” noted one of the event organizers.

In keeping with the event’s signature relaxed atmosphere, the “Cooler Boxes and Re-Entry Allowed” policy remains in effect, allowing fans to enjoy their preferred refreshments while soaking in the music.

For those who haven’t secured their spot yet, the window is closing fast. While early bird tickets were snapped up quickly at $15 for General Admission and $50 for VIP, standard entry is now priced at $50. Tickets are available via the official Unplugged Zimbabwe website and authorized outlets.

As the First Capital Bank Sports Club prepares to open its gates this Saturday, Harare is ready to witness a celebration of music, culture, and community. If you haven’t made your plans yet, consider this your final warning: the vibe is set, the stage is ready, and the countdown is officially on.

The Zimbabwe Times

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