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Deborah Cox and Musiq Soulchild team up for SA tour

International singers Deborah Cox and Musiq SoulChild are next to perform at the GrandWest casino in Cape Town following a successful performance by Tamia last night. The two musicians will be on a two-city tour, performing in Cape Town and at Sunbet Arena in Pretoria.

The performances will commence on July 27 for the Grand West show, moving to Pretoria’s Sunbet Arena on the July 29.

Hosting venue GrandWest Casino shared on their website:

“Award-winning Canadian Singer, Songwriter, Producer and Canadian Music Hall of Fame Inductee, Deborah Cox will alongside award-winning, critically acclaimed Singer and Songwriter Musiq Soulchild be headlining the highly acclaimed Magic Music Sessions stage in July 2023.”

“Together the two R&B music legends have produced timeless hits. While Deborah Cox is known for classics such as Nobody’s Supposed To Be Here’, ‘Where Do We Go From Here’ and ‘Sentimental’. Musiq Soulchild fans will be taken down ‘nostalgia lane’ with hits such as ‘Love’, ‘Half Crazy’, ‘Just Friends’ and many more while performing with a full live band.”

Taking to her social media Deborah shared with her followers:

“???#repost @vertexeventssa Have you heard Deborah Cox & Musiq SoulChild will be in South Africa in July on the 27th and 29th at Grandwest Arena in Cape Town & Sunbet Arena in Pretoria? ?. Tickets are available on webtickets & Pick ‘n Pay’s. ?✨#DCXMSCMMS #southafrica.?”

 

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Tickets for the shows are available and from R400 to R1450 per ticket.

Also see: Lloyiso enters the stage as Tamia’s opening act

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