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Freddie Jackson to grace Mzansi stages this September

3y By Bongiwe Mati

Mzansi seems to be a magnet to many international superstars and we love it. R&B and Soul musician Freddie Jackson is another international superstar who will be gracing our stages this September.

The R&B sensation will host four All I’ll Ever Ask “all white” concerts at Suncity Super Bowl on the 23rd and 24th, Emperors Palace on the September 30th and Durban’s ICC on the October 1st.

The shows will be headlined by South African music giants like Zonke, Sjava and many more. The tickets for the shows start at R450 for general and R1150 for VIP.

The singer is not the only international superstar who will be performing in the country this September, as Anthony ‘Mzwandile’ Hamilton will be  at Pretoria’s Sunset arena on September 23 and 24.

The singer shared his South African music gig on his social media recently. adding:
“Looking forward to my tour in South Africa next month! It’s going to be an amazing and unforgettable time! See you there!” on his Facebook.

As well as:

“See you soon, #southafrica! It’s going to be a #party to remember! #tour #youaremylady#freddiejackson #randb #music #randbmusic #rnb #rnbmusic#artist #band #concert #performance”, on his Instagram.

 

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Social media users reacted with excitement to the global superstar post, commenting:

“We will be celebrating your birthday libran season. Please do sing ‘just a.little bit more’.

“You Are My Lady” is the greatest love song ever ❤️????!”

“You are already welcome Mr Jackson in our beautiful country.”

Also see: Makhadzi reveals new album date and music video

 

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