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12th Oct 2024, 07:41
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Chef 187 has officially withdrawn from this year’s Stanbic Music Festival, citing events that occurred earlier in the day as the reason for his decision. In a statement shared on social media, his management expressed deep regret over the withdrawal, explaining that the decision was not made lightly but was necessary under the circumstances. They also extended an apology to fans and supporters who were anticipating his performance, hoping for future engagements under better conditions.


Following Chef 187’s announcement, fellow artist Yo Maps publicly expressed his support, condemning the lack of professionalism by the event organizers. He emphasized that Zambian artists deserve to be treated with respect, similar to international acts. Yo Maps highlighted issues such as waiting long hours for a sound check, only to be allocated a brief 10-minute performance slot, as unacceptable.


Both artists’ statements underscore broader concerns within Zambia’s music industry regarding the treatment of local talent, calling for greater professionalism and fairness from promoters and event organizers.


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12th Oct 2024, 07:41
(80 people have read this)

Chef 187 has officially withdrawn from this year’s Stanbic Music Festival, citing events that occurred earlier in the day as the reason for his decision. In a statement shared on social media, his management expressed deep regret over the withdrawal, explaining that the decision was not made lightly but was necessary under the circumstances. They also extended an apology to fans and supporters who were anticipating his performance, hoping for future engagements under better conditions.


Following Chef 187’s announcement, fellow artist Yo Maps publicly expressed his support, condemning the lack of professionalism by the event organizers. He emphasized that Zambian artists deserve to be treated with respect, similar to international acts. Yo Maps highlighted issues such as waiting long hours for a sound check, only to be allocated a brief 10-minute performance slot, as unacceptable.


Both artists’ statements underscore broader concerns within Zambia’s music industry regarding the treatment of local talent, calling for greater professionalism and fairness from promoters and event organizers.


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