Keyshia Cole, the Grammy-nominated R&B sensation, is set to make her debut in South Africa this September with a thrilling three-city tour.
Keyshia Cole will electrify South African stages this September, joining Janet Jackson and Jill Scott in a musical extravaganza across three cities.The Grammy-nominated R&B sensation will kick off her tour at Cape Town’s Grand Arena, GrandWest on 26 September.Glen Netshipise, CEO of Glen21 Entertainment, expressed excitement about Cole’s debut in South Africa.
He stated, “We are thrilled to be bringing one of R&B’s finest performers Keyshia Cole to SA for the very first time.Her music resonates with audiences around the globe. She has a huge following in the country.Earlier announcements revealed that Grammy-winning artist Jill Scott will grace the stage at the Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit on Sunday, 22 September.
For those eager to secure their spot at these highly anticipated concerts, tickets will be available soon. They will ensure that fans across Cape Town, North West, and Pretoria can experience the magic of Keyshia Cole live in concert. Mark your calendars for September as R&B takes centre stage in South Africa with Keyshia Cole’s not-to-be-missed tour.
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