‘Am I Scared? Of Course’: Feli Nandi Embraces the Pressure Ahead of Historic HICC Concert!
With the clock ticking down to Friday, Zimbabwean music diva Feli Nandi is embracing the fear, the pressure, and the monumental dream of headlining the prestigious Harare International Conference Centre (HICC).
In a candid admission, the songbird acknowledged that ‘A Night with Feli Nandi’ is a “very major move” and a steep challenge she has deliberately set for herself. After successfully wrapping up her nationwide "Road to Fill Up HICC" tour with full houses in Mutare, Masvingo, Gweru, and Chegutu, the stage is now set for her defining moment.
Out of the Comfort Zone
A Vulnerable Confession:
Surprises & Star-Studded Support
Shattering the Glass Ceiling
A History of Male Dominance:
Frequently Asked Questions
The 'A Night with Feli Nandi' concert will take place this coming Friday at the Harare International Conference Centre (HICC). The show is also being recorded for a live DVD.
The show features a massive lineup including Ex-Q, Baba Harare, Tamy Moyo, Mwenje Mathole, Victor Kunonga, Kurai Makore, Fusion 5 Mangwiro, and the In Total Band, hosted by KVG and Tariro Gezi.
Historically, female artists in Zimbabwe are booked as supporting or featured acts at major venues. Feli Nandi acting as the primary headliner at a venue like the HICC breaks major structural industry barriers, paving the way for future female musicians.
A Triumph of Will & Talent
Feli Nandi's ascent from a backing vocalist to a solo powerhouse headlining the HICC is nothing short of inspirational. Her honest admission of fear—"Am I scared? Of course I am"—is what makes her journey so relatable and profoundly human.
For decades, the Zimbabwean music industry has subtly suggested that only male artists possess the sheer gravitational pull required to fill a 5,000-seater auditorium. By taking this colossal leap of faith, Feli is not just advancing her own career; she is actively dismantling the structural inequalities that have held back generations of female artists. Friday is not just a concert; it is a cultural reset. Win, lose, or draw, the sheer audacity to attempt it is a monumental victory for women in African music.
@ Sona Headlines | Entertainment & Digital Culture Desk
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