Tuku gig promises fireworks

fireworks.

The joint, located near lake Chivero, is expected to reverberate to katekwe, Tuku’s music which he has perfected over the          years.
It is going to be a long partying night on a Friday, hardly 24 hours after his show with Nigerian pop star Flavour slated for the Andy Millar Arena.

Tuku, who turns 60 this September, has become one of the most sought after artistes in the region with his spectacular performances.

The music icon has recently proved that age is nothing but a number to his legion of fans who thronged the closing night at Hifa where he collaborated with a number of performing artistes among them Senegalese star Ismael  Lo.

 

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