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Franco, Tuku to share stage

Wednesday, September 06, 2017
Franco and Tuku will merge their decades of experience on one stage
Franco and Tuku will merge their decades of experience on one stage

Mascom Live Sessions will bring local Rhumba legend, Franco Lesokwane and Zimbabwean veteran musician, Oliver ‘Tuku’ Mtukudzi, together on stage for the first time ever on October 6, 2017 at Botswanacraft Marketing.

After combining the youthful ATI and South African jazz music legend, Sipho Hotstix Mabuse recently, organisers of Mascom Live Sessions have decided to assemble the legends this time around.

Speaking to Showbiz, Botswanacraft marketing managing director, Oliver Groth said the intention was to bring these folk guitar legends together for an unforgettable experience.  He said Franco will be performing for the first time at Mascom Live Sessions and it would be an honour to host such a great artist.

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