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TimesLIVE
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- TimesLIVE
Fans in for a treat as The Motswako Republic Tour heads to Soweto
The Motswako Republic Tour is set to light up Soweto this spring, with an electrifying show scheduled for September 6 at Disoufeng Pub & Restaurant. Hip-hop fans can expect a night of nostalgic bars, heavy beats and a celebration of culture as some of Mzansi's most respected lyrical giants take the stage. The line-up features Morafe, Tuks Senganga, Molemi, DJ Zan D and DJ C-Live, with special guests Skwatta Kamp promising a powerful fusion of Motswako and classic South African hip-hop energy. Speaking to TshisaLIVE, Disoufeng's events manager Tebogo Phiri shared his excitement about hosting the tour on the first weekend of September, as it coincides with the start of Heritage Month. 'We're kicking off Heritage Month in style and welcoming summer the only way we know how with the best vibes and the best music,' said Phiri. 'People should expect the top-tier experience we're known for. We've built a reputation as one of the top establishments in the country, and this event will be no different.' The Motswako Republic Tour is more than just a show it's a cultural movement that pays homage to the genre that gave voice to a generation. Fans can expect throwback classics, fresh collaborations, and surprise moments celebrating the legacy of South African hip-hop.
TimesLIVE
04-07-2025
- Entertainment
- TimesLIVE
Tuks Senganga and Mo Molemi unite for the Black Tie tour, a celebration of classy, conscious hip-hop
Two of Mzansi's most respected Motswako pioneers, Tuks Senganga and Mo Molemi, are teaming up for a nationwide artistic experience like no other — the Mo & Tuks Black Tie Tour. The pair will host their Black Tie Second Edition on July 5 at Untitled Basement in Braamfontein, Johannesburg. Marking more than 20 years in the game, this 'Afro-formal' tour isn't just about the music; it's a full celebration of culture, consciousness and African creativity. It pays homage to the classic albums that helped define a genre: Mafoko A Me, Maru A Pula, and HHP's iconic YBA2NW, where Mo Molemi made his lyrical debut. Speaking to TshisaLIVE, Tuks said he describes the tour as 'culture meeting class'. The Black Tie Tour blends storytelling, poetry, live instrumentation and visually immersive performances in intimate venues such as theatres, galleries and lounges. 'Expect more than bars, expect meaning, Mo Molemi's introspective flow and my lyrical fire promise to bridge generations with music that resonates on every level.' Audiences are invited to dress Afro-formal and experience hip-hop like never before, refined, intentional and deeply African.
