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ZORA: NEWHAM STAR POWER

ONE of the dream teams in music is Dr Zeus and Zora Randhawa (above). Together they have delivered a series of blockbuster hits and set fire to the stage with explosive live performances.

The duo are set to headline the free Newham Under The Stars show in Central Park in East Ham, London, next Friday (17) and will perform alongside a host of great live acts. Zora told me London is like a second home to him and audiences can expect his greatest hits.


“I am really excited for the London Newham Under The Stars show. This is the first time I will be performing with my live band. We gonna light up east London,” said Zora.

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