Swagger Gentz Entertainment presents a musical concert on the 11th November, 2011 at the JD’s fast food joint in Kasoa, Off Town dubbed ’De 11/11.X’PERIENCE’.

The show which comes off this Friday has on the bill Ghana’s aesthetic musical diva, Mzbell who will be performing on her bonnet and the Ogoglogo man himself Skrewface as well as other underground rappers to spicing up the occasion.

Speaking to Mzbell on phone, the songstress said she’s more than ready for the show so people leaving in Kasoa and it environs should make it a point to be at JD come Friday as she’ll be performing her latest hit track ‘Jump on my bonnet’ amongst some hit tracks from her past albums.

“This is not my first time of coming to JD and for that matter Kasoa but it’s going to be quite different this time around because I know my fans in Kasoa have missed me a lot so I’m going to entertain them till they can’t take it no more. As you know wherever Mzbell goes, the fans go gay and it’s going to be something unimaginable on stage this time around”.

According to the communication director of the Swagger Gentz Entertainment Jerry Forson who’s otherwise known as Jerry K, they’ve made all the necessary arrangement to making sure that anybody who will attend the event will have a story to tell his colleagues back home. We at Swagger Gentz Entertainment don’t believe in running our mouth so I’ll keep it short and simple, people should just make it a point to come to JD on Friday and they will see what’s up for themselves, Jerry K said.

Jehosephat Eshun who is best known in the entertainment industry as Skrewface said he has been rehearsing very hard for this programme just to give his fans something not quantifiable. “As you know anywhere Skrewface goes, the fans scream for more and it’s going to be more fireworks come Friday”, Skrewface said.

I think I have to thank the organizers of the show being Swagger Gentz Entertainment for choosing me to perform at this event because I see it as a privilege and bet me I’m going to give them what the economist term as value for money, Skrewface added.