Blog April 26, 2017
Your Chance to See Mokoomba with Afropop!
You are invited to join Afropop for a special evening with the electrifying, continent-spanning Zimbabwean powerhouse group Mokoomba at Subrosa on May 3.
Afropop’s Banning Eyre calls Mokoomba “the most impressive band Zimbabwe has produced in recent memory.” Read a review of Mokoomba's latest album Luyando by Banning here.
Come learn about the band’s fascinating story starting at 6:30 p.m. with a Q&A with Banning Eyre and bass player/singer Abundance Mutori.
Tickets for this exciting event are going for $15 but for our Afropop Worldwide community, we are offering special discount tickets for $10. Click here to buy tickets and be sure to enter code "AFROPOP" to receive a discount. Just below the ticket options, click on "Enter promotional code" to activate the discount. Please note, there is a $20 minimum per person at the table.
If you would like Afropop to reserve a seat for you during the Q&A, please R.S.V.P. to info@afropop.og with "Mokoomba" in the subject line and your full name in the message. For guaranteed reserved seating, please be there by 6:45 p.m.
Banning Eyre is an author, guitarist and Senior Producer for public radio's Peabody Award-winning Afropop Worldwide. His 2015 book Lion Songs: Thomas Mapfumo and the Music That Made Zimbabwe (Duke University Press) is the product of 20 years of immersive research in and out of Zimbabwe. He is currently lead producer for Afropop's Hip Deep in Nigeria series, and touring for the release of a new CD of Zimbabwean music, Sadza With the Head of A Mouse by Timbila and Chartwell Dutiro.
Banning Eyre is an author, guitarist and Senior Producer for public radio's Peabody Award-winning Afropop Worldwide. His 2015 book Lion Songs: Thomas Mapfumo and the Music That Made Zimbabwe (Duke University Press) is the product of 20 years of immersive research in and out of Zimbabwe. He is currently lead producer for Afropop's Hip Deep in Nigeria series, and touring for the release of a new CD of Zimbabwean music, Sadza With the Head of A Mouse by Timbila and Chartwell Dutiro.