Jazz music fans plan to dress sharp for the DFCU Jazz event at the Serena Hotel tomorrow night. The show offers more than music but mixes good sounds with the Ugandan spirit. Grammy winner Kirk Whalum plays his saxophone as the main act, fresh from working with Whitney Houston. He comes with twelve award nominations behind him, ready to make people feel good with his music. Local stars join him, like Isaiah Katumwa, Tshaka Mayanja the Black Roots Academy group for a full night of tunes.
People can enjoy fancy food and drinks between songs in a luxury hotel setting. Friends meet up, take photos have fun during each music set. New listeners need not worry about knowing every song because jazz lives through feeling, not thinking. Everyone wears nice clothes since looking good matters just as much as the music itself. Tickets cost three hundred thousand shillings each or six million for tables that seat eight people. Jazz fans can buy tickets at bank branches, Quicket stores other places around town.
People can enjoy fancy food and drinks between songs in a luxury hotel setting. Friends meet up, take photos have fun during each music set. New listeners need not worry about knowing every song because jazz lives through feeling, not thinking. Everyone wears nice clothes since looking good matters just as much as the music itself. Tickets cost three hundred thousand shillings each or six million for tables that seat eight people. Jazz fans can buy tickets at bank branches, Quicket stores other places around town.
