Zambia
Thousands of Zambians gave legendary American R&B music group Boyz II Men a rousing welcome at a concert in the capital Lusaka.
The trio performed their hit songs as headline artistes for the two-day Stanbic Music Festival held over the weekend.
They opened their performance with the 1991 debut single for their debut album Cooley high harmony – Motown Philly – which set the crowd in the mood for more.
Hit after hit, they kept up the tempo with On Bended Knee, Its So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday, Water Runs Dry, I’ll Make Love to You among other popular hits.
Thank u Zambia! pic.twitter.com/iyZD3eKOBw
— Boyz II Men (@BoyzIIMen) September 23, 2017
The award-winning acapella harmony group made up of Nathan Morris, Shawn Stockman and Wanya Morris has been performing for 26 years.
They shared the Zambia stage with other artistes including hip hop star Chef 187, Congolese musician Mumba Yachi, R&B artiste K’millian, and electronic violinist Caitlin De Ville among others.
This is not their first concert in Africa. They performed in Cape Town, South Africa in 2015.
The group expressed gratitude to Zambia for hosting them and showing them love.
A post shared by MorrisPhD (@nathanmorrisphd) on Sep 23, 2017 at 2:18pm PDT
Photo Credit: Lusaka Times
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