Metro FM Music Awards Kick Off With Kabza De Small, Vusi Nova and Lamiez Holworthy Pre-party Shows

• Metro FM Music Awards weekend celebrations started on 26 April and will continue until 28 April 2024
• The Metro FM Music Awards (MMA) kicked off with a pre-party that was live-streamed with performances, including DJ Lamiez Holworthy, Vusi Nova and more
• The music and fashion event for the Metro FM Music Awards was a buildup to the main event on 27 April 2024

The Metro FM awards are back and kicked off with a Mpumalanga pre-party. The theme of the MMA 2024 is "Black to the Future".

The Metro FM pre-party was in Mbombela and featured lit performances from familiar faces. DJ Lamiez Holworthy showed up, and Vusi Nova and more had gigs for Metro FM.

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Lamiez Holworthy performs at Metro FM Music Awards preparty

The MMAs are returning in 2024, and they have started off with a bang. The first MMA24 event was the pre-party on 26 April, and Lamiez Holworthy's presence was felt. The DJ did a set, and she had a blast on the decks.

Watch a video of her performing below:

Vusi Nova and Kabza De Small at Metro FM pre-party awards

SABC 1 also shared that Vusi Nova, Naked DJ and Kabza De Small showed up for the celebration as performers. Kabza De Small cancelled a much-anticipated gig for fear that his life was in danger. Check out the posts by SABC1 below:

Metro FM Awards: Winners to bag cash prizes

Briefly News previously reported that during the Metro FM Awards nominee announcement ceremony, they shared a major statement on cash prizes.

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According to Entertainment commentator Phil Mphela, the Metro FM Awards have announced that they will be offering cash prizes to winners this year. On 27 March, the nominee announcement ceremony took place, and the best of the best in music had their time to shine. But that was not all; they also made an epic announcement.

In all the categories except for the hotly contested Song Of The Year, the winners will receive a R50,000 cash prize. Many people have wondered, if this is introduced this year, what compensation have the previous winners received?

Source: Briefly News