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Celebs to perform at the Trace Awards

The first line up performers for this years Trace Awards have been revealed. Blxckie and Benjamin Dube are the two South Africans who are represented on the list.

Among the music stars on the line-up are according to IOL, Davido (Nigeria), Asake (Nigeria), Bamby (French Guiana),Black Sherif (Ghana), Bruce Melodie (Rwanda), Bwiza (Rwanda), Didi B (Ivory Coast), Dystinct (Morocco), Janet Otieno (Kenya), Josey (Ivory Coast), Kalash (Martinique), Kizz Daniel (Nigeria), Lisandro Cuxi (Cape Verde), Locko (Cameroon), Mikl (Reunion), Perola (Angola), Plutonio (Mozambique), Princess Lover (Martinique), Ronisia (France), Rutshelle Guillaume (Haïti), Soraia Ramos (Cape Verde), Tayc (France), Terell Elymoor (Mayotte) and Viviane Chidid (Senegal).

The publication added that further artists will be revealed at a later time. 

The Music media company also took to they social media to announcer the headline performer of the Trace Awards.

They captioned the post saying:

“The News Are In! Nigerian Superstar @davido will be performing at the 2023 Trace Awards, live from the BK Arena in Kigali on October 21st !”

“We’re excited to announce the artist as our headline performer, and to officially open our pre-registration portal for the awards ceremony. Hit the link now and pre-register for tickets : bkarena.rw/trace-awards-preregistration/ LINK IN BIO ?,” the Music media company concluded.

Many people flooded the comment section with excitement.

One social media user wrote: “? welcome again.”

Another added: “Bring @davido again here in KGL??.”

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