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The Natives Experience tour reaches Ghetto, Palapye

Tomeletso Sereetsi PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO
Tomeletso Sereetsi PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

After shows in Gaborone, Maun and Serowe, Sereetsi & The Natives will continue their eighth-anniversary tour in Francistown on August 5 at the Cresta Thapama.

The tour, which started at Maitisong Theatre in Maruapula, is the multi-award-winning contemporary folk band’s first-ever Botswana tour as they celebrate their eighth anniversary in the recording business.

Band leader, Tomeletso Sereetsi explained that the event is also meant to take their patrons, usually referred to as The Natives, down memory lane with performances from hit songs from all their albums. “We are continuing the show after going to Serowe, Maun following our first gig at Maitisong. During that first weekend of August, we will do two tours in Palapye and Francistown. The tour is getting bigger and bigger. We are bringing more partners and artists on board,” Sereetsi said.

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