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Tuesday, 20 October 2009

Jacob Nguni & Roy Madu Opening at a Plush New Newark Delaware Club

Veteran Guitarist Jacob Nguni, of Rocafil Jazz fame and Nigerian born musician and movie director Roy Madu aka The Town Crier of Marinba Productions shall be presenting a live musical extravaganza at a snazzy new club in Newark Delaware on Friday 23rd of October, from 9PM till closing. The cover charge is a steal at $20.00, because similar shows tend to cost at least 3 times as much. Master guitarist, Mr Jacob Nguni, who has to be one of the hardest working musicians stated that he never does "play back" or lip synching because he only does "full contact music". "It is only by live music that you know the full measure of a musician," he said. Their acts will be backed by the tight Waza Dance Band and they shall be presenting an eclectic mix of modern African dance music, including highlife, makossa, soukous, various Nigerian styles etc. Mr. Nguni says there will be a surprise guest at the show.

Club co-owner, Jeremy Ahlijah says there is plenty of free parking and good hotels nearby for out-of-towners. The club is 2 miles from Exit 1 I-95, and it is an easy drive from Washington D.C., Baltimore, Philadelphia, Dover, most points in New Jersey and even New York City. The long term plan of the new club is to provide quality entertainment and an upscale social atmosphere for the community in the North East United States.

The location of the club is:

Social House Hall,

30 Blue Hen Drive,

Newark, DE 19713

It is a 2 mile drive from I-95