Times Of Swaziland: IT WILL BE WORTH YOUR MONEY!- FNB SMOOTH FEST IT WILL BE WORTH YOUR MONEY!- FNB SMOOTH FEST ================================================================================ BY NONDUMISO MSIBI on 29/08/2018 03:05:00 MBABANE – Great music, vibes and good memories. These are the three components that this year’s FNB Smooth Festival is promising attendees as they have revealed what each ticket brings as a package. The FNB Smooth Festival took the local entertainment and music scenery by storm on its debut in Mbabane at the Corporate Place back in 2014. The festival is back yet again this year and is set to take place on November 24, 2018 at Riders Ranch in Sidvokodvo. With the year-on-year growth and success, it goes without saying that this year’s festival will be the best yet as FNB has revealed what each ticket will bring on the day for attendees. The Gold package ticket, which costs E350, will come with a front row experience, access to the food court and exhibition garden. On the other hand, the platinum ticket package which, costs E530, will come with a dedicated cash bar; welcome cocktail and access to front row experience. Experience Lastly, the black ticket package, which costs E770, will come with a capped open bar, Smooth Fest gift, welcome cocktail and access to front row experience. Confirming this was FNB Head of Marketing Zethu Dlamini, who said they were working tirelessly with the rest of the FNB team to make sure that this year’s festival outweighed the previous year’s one. Dlamini said the reason they revealed what these packages came with was because they were giving the public a chance to choose their desired package prices wisely according to their desires and what they would want to experience during the festival. Performing on the day of the festival will be Afro soul singer Lira, Mahhotela Queens, Symphony, Sands, Zamo, Qhibho, Jonas Gwangwa and Freshly Ground. Over the past years, the FNB Festival stage has had Zonke Dikana, Amanda Black, The Soil, Jimmy Dludlu and Somizi Mhlongo.