Much-loved Hamptons jazz festival returns

Monday, January 12, 2015

The Hamptons Jazz Festival rocked for the first time in Botswana bringing talented South African acts along with local artists Nnunu Ramogotsi, Thabang and Shanti Lo to Duma fm grounds last year.

This year the much-anticipated festival is likely to take place in March though the date has not been confirmed as yet.

According to Hamptons Promoters Director, Debbie Smith, “Plans are underway for the event. My team and I are going to pull out all the stops on this show”.

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