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29 MARCH 2013 Don't miss out on the two shows in Delft and Phillipi

 

Clash Of The Titans 2014 
 Hosted by: Elitha Ello + Ntombi Thembela
 Damage: R20 Venue WHITE HOUSE IN DELFT

 Line-up : 
1. Siba
2. BuntuJobela 
3. Inkanyamba
4. Frame Work 
5. GOT
6. Raptile + BOB (ParkSide) 
7. Anele Kose 
8. Princepless 
9. Rap Legions
10. Argo 
11. Test 
12. Samora 
13. Kay-Swagg 
14. L.manzi 15. K.r 
16. Anele kose 
17.Undefined (Bible + Asa-Qha)

 Entertained by Dj Ranger with some good music
 For more information contact Buntu Jobela or Ncumani Rajesh Fumbe on facebook

 
 
HEADS 'N RAPS PRESENT
 Heads on the Move HOSTED by NTSIKANE
 
 
Line up 
1Sim Music 
 2 Poetician 
3Vegita 
4 Amaza Marimba Band
5 Qilimba 
6 undefined (Asa Qha and Bible) 
7 One Movement
8Tshova noNtsikane 9Pro.X 
10Brownie 
11Simmz 
12Qhawe 
13Ruff-Kat and many more
 
Date: 29 March 2014 Venue: Philippi ParkJam near Intsebenziswano High School Time: 13h00 pm until 19h00 Admn: R5 
 
 For more info Contact: Tshova on 0603594028 and Slu on 0829262357

Comments

  1. Anonymous18 March 2014 at 10:17

    iyho kuzoba busy Mos

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    1. Sisters 'n Rap18 March 2014 at 13:38

      They say ikhona enye so its not only these two

      Delete
  2. mc_maneza24 March 2014 at 14:22

    This Anele Kose u wrote him 2 times 7 and 14 on the 1st event is it two ppl?

    In the 2nd event if simmz, ruffCat, Qhawe are gonna perform solo, who is gonna perform as 1one muvement?

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    1. Sisters 'n Rap25 March 2014 at 05:01

      My mistake on Anele

      As you know 1movement is a crew that has solo artists the one you mentioned. Beside 1movement is not only Rufkat,Qhawe and Simmz

      Delete

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