P Square, Davido, Mavin All Stars, others billed to perform Dec. 19
Nigeria's biggest show just got bigger! A Decade of Rhythm Unplugged is set to be a huge one with lots of big names in the industry booked to be live on stage.
To celebrate "A Decade of Rhythm Unplugged", the organisers are putting together a show to top all shows featuring a special performance by a Top American artist.
The 10 year special anniversary edition of Pepsi Rhythm Unplugged is taking place on Friday December 19th, at the Eko Convention Centre, Eko Hotel at 7pm.
Hosted by Basketmouth and IK, this year´s Pepsi Rhythm Unplugged line up reads like a who´s who of Nigerian superstars with musical performances by P Square, Davido, Mavin All Stars, Olamide, MI, Patoranking, Waje, Yemi Alade, Seyi Shay, Skales and Runtown. Nigeria´s top comedians are not to be left out as well, with routines by Bovi, Julius Agwu, Okey Bakassi, I Go Dye and Apororo.
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For 10 years, Rhythm Unplugged has been connecting Nigerians to their hottest homegrown music and comedy artistes, providing a platform for the promotion of "Naija" entertainment. Every year Rhythm Unplugged is jam packed with surprises, and this year´s show promises to be even bigger and better! This is not the year to miss out! Get your tickets now!
Tickets: N7,500 and N30,000 for VIP For online tickets, visit www.QuickTeller.com or NaijaTicketShop.com ickets are also sold at NaijTicketshop outlets at the Silverbird Cinemas in VI and Ikeja, Eko Hotel and Ozone Cinemas. To book a table, please call: +2348174565603
For more information: www.rhythmunplugged.com
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