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The Dogg set to rock Zoo Park with a nostalgic two-day 'legacy show'

Local music icon Martin Morocky, popularly known as The Dogg (King TeeDee), is preparing to take over Zoo Park from 4 to 5 September for The Dogg Legacy Show, a two-day event honoring one of the most influential footprints in Namibian music history. Tickets can be bought at Webtickets starting from N$150, and VIP is

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The Dogg set to rock Zoo Park with a nostalgic two-day 'legacy show'

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WIRE — Local music icon Martin Morocky, popularly known as The Dogg (King TeeDee), is preparing to take over Zoo Park from 4 to 5 September for The Dogg Legacy Show, a two-day event honoring one of the most influential footprints in Namibian music history. Tickets can be bought at Webtickets starting from N$150, and VIP is

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