Zimbabwean artists residing at home or in the diaspora are invited to submit applications for the third edition of Moto Moto Festival in Cologne, Germany, on 18 July.
This call offers a unique platform for Zimbabwean musicians to showcase their talents to an international audience, fostering cultural exchange and global recognition. Whether they are solo artists, bands or ensembles, this is their chance to be part of a festival that highlights the rich musical heritage of Zimbabwe.
Eligibility
- Open to Zimbabwean artists residing in Zimbabwe or in the diaspora.
- All musical genres are welcome, reflecting the diverse soundscape of Zimbabwean music.
How to apply?
Interested musicians are invited to submit their applications through the official Moto Moto Festival Google Form. The application requires details such as artist biography, a description of the artist’s performance, links to music, and a motivation for participating in the festival. Additionally, artists should outline what they bring to the festival and why they should be selected.
Interested artists should apply here before 30 September 2025.
Why apply?
Participating in the Moto Moto Festival offers numerous benefits, including:
- Exposure to a global audience.
- Networking opportunities with fellow artists and industry professionals.
- Promotion of Zimbabwean music and culture on an international stage.
“We are thrilled to announce the 3rd Edition of the Moto Moto Festival, a vibrant celebration of African music, culture, and creativity,” the organisers said. “Since its launch in 2024, Moto Moto Festival has become a powerful platform showcasing top talent from Africa, bringing together dynamic performances, cultural storytelling, and an unforgettable fusion of traditional and contemporary African sounds.”
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