Africa-Press – Eswatini. NACA 2024 Outstanding Afro-pop artist Young Zesh, born Mzwandile Comfort Ginindza (24), is gearing up for a highly anticipated One-Man Show at Polar Park Shisanyama and Guest Lodge next month.
Famed for his soulful melodies and deeply personal lyrics, Young Zesh will take center stage at his exclusive event, ‘The Salvation,’ on March 1, 2025. The event, confirmed by Polar Park Reloaded Entertainment Manager Mlungisi Shongwe, will have an entry fee of E50.
Joining Young Zesh for this musical extravaganza will be a host of talented local artists, including Diba Diba, Ayacity, Sbu The Drum, DJ Zulu D, Matamza, Sgitha, and many more.
Speaking about the event, Young Zesh described it as a personal milestone and a testimony of overcoming struggles. “This show is a celebration of triumph over my challenges,” he shared. “I’ve made mistakes, and this is my way of making amends. Like salvation, this concert marks a fresh start. I want to tell my story through music and touch people’s hearts. I hope the audience will enjoy every moment—I want to make history.”
Attendees can expect a mesmerizing performance infused with the rich sounds of Swati music. Young Zesh hinted at a special set list featuring new and unreleased tracks, making ‘The Salvation’ a truly unique experience for fans. “The best part is that I’ll be performing with a live band,” he added.
In a heartfelt message to his supporters, Young Zesh urged emaSwati to come out in numbers and enjoy the show. “It will be an exciting session. I encourage everyone to buy tickets because this will be an unforgettable experience,” he said. His goal is to create a welcoming and immersive atmosphere where music serves as a unifying force.
Adding to his growing momentum, Young Zesh is also set to make his debut appearance at the upcoming Makoti Festival in April.
With ‘The Salvation’ on the horizon, music lovers can look forward to an electrifying night that will mark a new chapter in Young Zesh’s career.
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