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Rowlene announces official Joburg tour line-up

South African R&B songstress Rowlene is officially taking her acclaimed musical era on the road with the Last Seen Tour, stopping in Johannesburg for an unforgettable live experience.

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Following the success of her latest project, Some Strings Attached, the singer-songwriter is set to bring her signature vocals, raw storytelling, and immersive sonic artistry to Artistry JHB (located at 22 Fredman Drive, Sandton) on Friday, 27 November 2026, kicking off at 19:00.

Fans attending the Johannesburg leg can expect much more than a standard concert. Billed as an intimate full-band R&B experience, the evening is designed to pull back the curtain on the creative process, offering audiences the stories behind the songs alongside special moments and carefully curated guest appearances.

An intimate full-band R&B experience and dress code

Known for her deeply emotive lyricism and smooth, captivating delivery, Rowlene’s live performances have continuously evolved into masterclasses in modern contemporary soul.

The Johannesburg show promises a rich, immersive atmosphere where tracks from Some Strings Attached—alongside fan-favourite anthems—will be brought to life with a full live band.

Organisers have encouraged concertgoers to lean into the aesthetic of the evening by coming dressed with a touch of red, setting the mood for a night celebrating love, vulnerability, and musical excellence.

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Star-studded supporting lineup: SAIHLE and Love, Tumi

To elevate the live experience, Rowlene has officially revealed the key acts joining her on the Johannesburg bill. Sharing the stage at Artistry JHB will be the dynamic musical duo SAIHLE and the soulful artist Love, Tumi, adding rich harmonies and contemporary R&B textures to the evening’s showcase.

These supporting acts bring an added layer of prestige to the night, ensuring that fans get a multi-faceted taste of contemporary South African R&B talent before Rowlene takes centre stage for her headline set.

Tour dates, tickets, and venue information

Tickets for the Johannesburg show are currently available via Quicket, with general access priced at R250, and strict age restrictions of no under-18s applying.

Following her Johannesburg showcase at Artistry JHB on 27 November, the Last Seen Tour will continue its national journey, heading down to Cape Town for a performance at the Radisson RED V&A Waterfront on 3 December 2026, followed by a final stop in Durban on 12 December 2026.

Given the venue capacity and curated lineup, music lovers are advised to secure their tickets early.

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