Sereetsi to headline Jazz X Change

Monday, January 19, 2015

RMC will be bringing the Jazz X Change at the President Hotel where Tomeletso Sereetsi and The Natives will headline the show on January 31 from 6:30 pm until late.

This is the second year this event has been running and folk jazz music lovers can look forward to an evening of fresh soulful music and a great ambience.

Sereetsi told Showtime that Sereetsi and The Natives are a refreshing definitive reference in the contemporisation of folk music in Botswana and a unique voice in the world music arena.

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