Delivering an unforgettable live experience, Zimbabwe’s Mokoomba are hailed the most exciting new band from Africa.
With powerful vocals, raw energy, and melodic harmonies, their performances are set to get your feet moving with their joyful fusion of Zamrock, funk, and reggae.
Captivating audiences worldwide, praise has been widespread with the group dubbed “the best young band in Zimbabwe” by The Guardian’s Robin Denslow, and “quite simply the most impressive band Zimbabwe has produced in recent memory” by Afropop Worldwide’s Banning Eyre.
Set to take on the festival circuit imminently, don’t miss the chance to witness their crowd-pulling sound in the intimacy of the Jazz Cafe.
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