Mambo hayo TZ tulishayafanya miaka mingi mno:-
Ordha ni ndefu sana kijana. Wewe bado dunia hujaijua.
Shaggy – Performed in Tanzania in the early 2000s, known for his hit songs like It Wasn't Me and Angel.
Quincy Jones – 1974, performed and engaged in African music festivals.
Herbie Hancock – Mid-1970s, performed in Tanzania to promote jazz and cultural diplomacy.
Mavis Staples – 1980s, traveled to Tanzania for gospel and cultural exchange performances.
Wynton Marsalis – 1989, led workshops and performances in Tanzania.
Christylez Bacon – 2018, held workshops as part of the American Music Abroad program.
Ziggy Marley – 2019, visited Tanzania as part of his global performances.
Morgan Heritage – Performed in Tanzania during their African tours, notably in 2017.
Busy Signal – Visited Dar es Salaam for a performance in 2019, bringing dancehall energy.
Etana – Performed at the Sauti za Busara Festival in Zanzibar in 2016.
Alaine – Also performed at Sauti za Busara and has toured Tanzania multiple times, including in 2018.
Tarrus Riley – Played in Tanzania in 2019, celebrating reggae’s connection with African heritage.
Chronixx – Brought his reggae revival sound to Dar es Salaam in 2017.
Rick Ross – Performed in Dar es Salaam in 2012, drawing a large local audience.
French Montana – Visited and performed in Tanzania in 2017.
Trey Songz – Performed in Tanzania in 2016, further promoting R&B in the region.
Keri Hilson – Performed at various African festivals, including in Tanzania, in 2011.