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Kenny Lattimore heads to SA for one night only

US singing sensation and Grammy award nominated Kenny Lattimore has announced that he is coming to South Africa to perform for one night only. The hitmaker will be joining the line-up “Up Close and Personal.” The R&B and soul music, international singer will be taking stage at SunBet Arena on the 26 November 2022.

He posted on his Instagram, “looking forward to getting up close and personal with all of my fans! South Africa see you soon. November 26th.”

 

 

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Many of his South African fans were excited and over the moon about the announcement and were quick to comment on his social media account.

Mbalesizwe wrote: “Sizobe silapho wena Kenny, can’t wait.”

Didmarupeng: “Yeah we wait for good music from the legend. 26Nov loading… SA turn up.”

Tshidimots :”I’m so not missing out on this one.”

Lucertia ngwenya: “Wow Kenny you love SA, can’t wait.”

And other fans were a bit disappointed and called upon the R&B singer to make space for other cities in South Africa as he will only be performing in Pertoria.

Sandile.d.kenumalo: “Ahhm man, only Pretoria. I thought you were never too busy for Durban.”

Carlamalander: “Not Cape Town though?”disappointed

Nondumiso.nene.3950: “Can you come to Durban as well, even if come 2023.”

The evening will showcase some of the best artists and DJs that suit all music lovers from Afro-soul, Afro-Pop, R&B, gospel and just all-round good music. The R&B singer, who is expecting a baby girl with Judge Faith Jenkins, is no stranger to South African soul lovers. He has been travelling to Mzansi since the eighties.

The star earned a reputation as one of today’s leading male vocalists as well as a compelling songwriter, who passionately explores universal themes and truths in a fresh new way.

Joining Kenny on stage are soul singers, Sentle Lehoko, TBose Mokwele, Sweet Mike, Wilson B Nkosi, and DJ Khalo.

Tickets range from R250 to R1 750 and can be purchased via Computicket.

 

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