Kampala’s jazz fans will once again be enjoying yet another jazz concert courtesy of the TML 100 Club on 5th September, 2013 at the Serena Hotel featuring our very own Jazz maestro Isaiah Katumwa.
The self-taught saxophonist will be performing live with a band in the biggest jazz concert yet courtesy of Tusker Malt Lager’s 100 Club. TML 100 Club is an exclusive, online platform that gives Tusker Malt Lager consumers the opportunity to relax, interact and network with like-minded people and enjoy a wide array of benefits courtesy of Tusker Malt Lager.
Isaiah Katumwa has made a name for himself over the years achieving regional and international success and the partnership with TML 100 Club in the jazz concert that is a platform for Tusker Malt Lager to give its members the ultimate feel of homegrown own jazz talent in Isaiah Katumwa.
“We at East Africa Breweries Limited have been at the forefront in promoting jazz music and live performances countrywide. We have brought to Uganda some of the finest African music talent and we now bring you our very own Isaiah Katumwa, “said Harry Mwanje, Tusker Malt Lager Brand Manager.
Tickets for the exclusive jazz concert go for UGX 100,000. However, TML 100 Club members get a 25% discount. Advance tickets are available at the Serena Hotel in Kampala, All Banana boat outlets in Kampala, and Game stores.
“I am very excited to be part of the TML 100 Club jazz experience and to be performing on 5th September, 2013 at the Kampala Serena hotel in Kampala. I urge all my fans to join me this year as I give back to the community that has grown, nurtured and supported me over the years” added Isaiah Katumwa.
The Tusker Malt Lager 100 Club which was introduced in September last year with performances by another emerging star, South Africa’s Zonke in November and Jane’Efya’ Awindor is a notion that brings together consumers of the premium brand who enjoy contemporary Afro Soul and Jazz music.
Uganda and TML 100 Club members will be eagerly waiting for the next African music legend to be rocking the country even as the weekly Jazz Nights continue in various locations around Kampala celebrating our own homegrown talent.
