Jonathan Butler �can�t wait� for second visit to Bots

Thursday, August 10, 2017

International acclaimed jazz music maestro Jonathan Butler is yearning for his second visit to “unbelievable” Botswana for the Gaborone International Music and Culture Week (GIMC) jazz festival on August 26, 2017 at Stanbic Bank Piazza.

Butler is scheduled to perform alongside Kirk Whalum, Canadian-based Mpho Trinity and Amantle Brown to mention but a few.

Through a Facebook video the Grammy Award nominee, Butler was not shy to mention that he cannot wait to be in the country and experience various elements such as the food, music and environment.

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Jonathan Butler �can�t wait� for second visit to Bots

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