Birmingham, UK –The Forum in Birmingham was buzzing with energy on Saturday night as Zimbabwe’s beloved dancehall star, Winky D, delivered a performance that fans will be talking about for years. The nearly full venue was packed with excitement, with fans traveling from all corners of the UK to catch a glimpse of the Gafa himself.
From the moment Winky D hit the stage, the crowd was electric. He opened with the fan-favorite Disappear, and the audience erupted, singing along word for word. Zimbabwean flags waved proudly in the air, creating a vibrant and emotional atmosphere that felt like a piece of home for many in attendance.
His setlist was a perfect blend of the old and the new, including hits like Mugarden, Rugare, and tracks from his latest album. Each song carried his signature mix of energy, passion, and meaningful lyrics. Winky D’s connection with the crowd was undeniable—he wasn’t just performing; he was having a conversation with his fans through his music.
Blogger Martin Chitsa , better know as MrSmoothSmooth, summed up the night perfectly: “Winky D doesn’t just perform; he makes you feel something. Tonight felt like home.”
The Forum’s intimate vibe made the show even more special. While the venue wasn’t completely sold out, you wouldn’t have known it from the energy in the room. Fans sang, danced, and cheered with a passion that filled every corner.
As the night drew to a close, Winky D delivered a heartfelt farewell that left fans in awe. The room was filled with cheers and applause, with some fans still shouting his name long after he left the stage. It wasn’t just a performance—it was a moment of connection and celebration that brought people together, no matter where they were from.
For those lucky enough to be there, it wasn’t just a concert—it was a celebration of music, culture, and the unshakable bond between an artist and his fans. Winky D reminded everyone why he’s not just a musician but a movement, bringing people together through the power of his music.
