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Sho Madjozi to perform at the Cape Town International Jazz Festival 

Sho Madjozi will hit up the annual Cape Town International Jazz Festival stage in 2019. This comes as the announcement for local acts who will form part of the festivities at the festival. She will be joined by Jazz legend Don Laka, former The Soil member, Ntsika, and the amazing Soweto Gospel Choir.

We can’t wait to catch her on stage!

SEE ALSO: Chaka Khan is set to perform at Cape Town Jazz Fest 2019!

 

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#CTIJF2019 Second Artist Reveal: In celebration of #HeritageMonth, these 7 South African acts will join the #20thCelebration line-up! South African jazz legend Don Laka (SA); chart-topping vocalist Craig Lucas (SA); seven-piece indigenous band known for their outstanding live performances BCUC (SA); local jazz master and saxophonist DON VINO SaxyVibes (SA); rapper Sho Madjozi (SA) who infuses her rhymes with Gqom beats; creative phenomenon and vocalist Ntsika (SA); and two-time Grammy award winners Soweto Gospel Choir (SA). Early Bird Weekend Passes still available: http://bit.ly/2wmpAGo Official sponsors of the 20th annual Cape Town International Jazz Festival 2019 are the Department of Arts and Culture, Independent Media, AYO Technology Solutions and host city the City of Cape Town. For more information, visit www.capetownjazzfest.com

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