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Terry’s Hall last Friday night.
The gig was one of its kind, though it started a bit late owing to logistical problems.
The superstar, who was supported by Mutare-based Band Too Open, gave the fun-starved revellers value for their money as he kept them on their feet throughout the night.
By 9pm queues of fans who braved the cold weather had started forming outside the venue until the early hours of Saturday morning.
First to take to the stage was Too Open who gave a good account of themselves.
The superstar was performing for the second time in six months at the same venue.
He last performed here while being supported by Sulu and Orchestra Dendera Kings.
Tuku took to the stage at around 12 midnight where he put up an electric performance until 3am on Saturday.
He belted most of his yesteryear hits and had most fans singing along for the better part of the night.
The Katekwe music guru had a torrid time satisfying his legion of fans who kept on requesting replays for such songs as Tozeza Baba, Neria, Gondo and Nhava.
If there was a time when the near full house was moved, it was when the legend belted the hit Tozeza Baba which he had to replay about three times at the request of fans.
The song drove fans into delirium when the Black Spirits frontman and his band executed a well choreographed act.
Some of the songs which were popular with the revellers include Neria, Bvuma, Tururu, Tozeza Baba, Gondo, Nhava, Vunze Moto and Ndiri Bofu. Show organiser, Lovemore Chonzi of Aerowise entertainment described the show as a huge success and commended the fans for attending in their numbers.
“We will build on the success of this show as we move towards changing the night life in Beitbridge town.
The revellers should also look forward to other shows lined up through the year and we want to thank them for their continuous support. We are improving by each day in terms of events management,” said Chonzi.