Award-winning Namibian musician Big Bensaidshe had the ability to transform between performer and ordinary person
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“Award-winning Namibian musician Big Ben, who also shared the stage with Zahara, said she had the ability to transform between being a performer and an ordinary person off stage.”
Big Bensays he has seendrug and alcohol abuse driving prolific talents in Namibia into the ground
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“Artist Big Ben says over the years he has seen drug and alcohol being abused, driving some of the most prolific and best talents in Namibia into the ground.”
Big Bencomposedsong 'Love and Respect' to express plight of modern society
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“Big Ben spoke to unWrap.online this week to say that he composed the song to express the plight of modern society, in which people are being murdered, raped and abandoned almost daily.”
Big Benis staginga concert with supporting acts Slickartie and Ethnix at Palm Tree Park
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“Celebrated artist Big Ben is taking full advantage of the later curfew and bigger crowd limits to stage a concert, with supporting acts Slickartie and Ethnix.”
An opinion piece reflects on a Big Ben concert at Zoo Park, describing a chaotic but emotionally connected crowd that sang along enthusiastically, with moments including a live proposal, though the artist struggled with lyrics and the performance was imperfect overall.
An opinion piece reflects on a Big Ben concert at Zoo Park, describing a chaotic but emotionally connected crowd that sang along enthusiastically, with moments including a live proposal, though the artist struggled with lyrics and the performance was imperfect overall.
Hundreds of music fans attended Big Ben's annual live concert in Windhoek on Saturday, featuring more than 30 songs from his discography and support from The Ells. Big Ben cited strong turnout, improved planning and positive crowd behaviour as indicators of growth, while highlighting the event as evidence of substantial local audience support.
Musician Big Ben will perform at Zoo Park in Windhoek tomorrow with his full band, The Last Band, playing over 30 songs from his catalogue. The concert will include dedications to fallen leaders and will feature opening acts The Ells and DJs Kiki and Ambizzy, with gates opening at 16h00 and the show starting at 19h00.
The annual Big Ben Live music show returns to Zoo Park on 18 April after being postponed last year due to scheduling and logistical conflicts. The Afrobeat musician plans to showcase new material from a completed album and emphasizes the importance of collaboration with other artists and producers.
The Namibian lists upcoming community activities including music festivals, workshops, exhibitions and regular classes across the country. Events range from a multi-event festival in May and health expo to concert performances, market activities and dance classes.
Big Ben will perform an outdoor live concert in Windhoek's Zoo Park on 18 April, emphasizing a shared experience with the crowd rather than backing tracks. The show will feature The Ells and DJs Kiki and Ambizzy, with tickets currently selling for N$200 and N$300 at the gate.
Award-winning musician Abner Kangumbe, known as Uno Boy, has returned from a four-year sabbatical during which he studied IT and co-founded an IT business. He is releasing new music and calls for Namibian artists to unite and work together to grow the industry, citing the success of South African artists who collaborate openly.
A satirical opinion piece in The Namibian frames snoring as an overlooked human rights issue, characterizing elbowing sleeping snorers as assault and arguing that non-snoring partners should use earplugs or relocate instead. The author proposes establishing a Namibian Snorers' Rights Association.
The Ministry of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sport, Arts and Culture has invited industry stakeholders to help shape the return of the Namibian Annual Music Awards (NAMAs), which have been dormant since MTC withdrew funding in 2020. A stakeholder engagement session is scheduled for 14 March to strengthen the awards' credibility and gather input on award categories, industry development needs, and future direction.
The Ministry of Education has confirmed the return of the Namibia Annual Music Awards for the third quarter of this year, ending a five-year hiatus since the Covid-19 pandemic halted the live entertainment sector. The ceremony is expected to support the creative economy and incorporate the digital landscape that has emerged in the music industry since 2020.