The Natives strike Jazz chord

Tuesday, March 31, 2026 | 50 Views |

Lovers of the jazz groove beats and melodies were in for a treat over the weekend as local muso, Sereetsi & The Natives single-handedly delivered what will linger on the minds of many as a night of jazz bliss.

From the rolling drum to the buzzing bass guitar and Tomeletso Sereetsi’s vocals, the Philharmonic experience served as a reminder of why live performances are the fabric of the music industry. Held at Maitisong Theatre, the Philharmonic showcase drew a diverse crowd of music enthusiasts with a startling attendance by young people who sang heartily to Seeretsi's music.

The event was nothing short of an evening anchored on rhythm, storytelling and cultural expression.

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The Natives strike Jazz chord

Lovers of the jazz groove beats and melodies were in for a treat over the weekend as local muso, Sereetsi & The Natives single-handedly delivered what will linger on the minds of many as a night of jazz bliss.

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