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Arthur Mafokate gears up for the Night with Legends concert

Kwaito king Arthur Mafokate and many music legends will be setting the stage alight at the Night with Legends concert on September 30th.

Arthur is one of Mzansi’s kwaito music pioneers and undoubtedly one of the best music producers to come out of Mzansi.

The show will be hosted by the ‘host with the most’ Somizi and will feature artists such as, Trompies, Skwatta Kamp, Boom Shaka, Jamali, Bongo Maffin, Skeem, Aba Shante and many more.

Arthur had also shared a job shadowing post for the concert for those who might be interested. Announcing this, he shared:

“A Night With Legends Mentorship Opportunity! CCIGA is offering a number of people an opportunity to Job Shadow on one of SA’s BIG events – #aNightWithLegends featuring our legendary Host – Somizi and artists, Boom Shaka, Bongo Maffin, Skeem, Jamali, Skwatta Kamp, Aba Shante and more SURPRISE ACTS. If you are in the cultural & creative industries and want this opportunity, please do not hesitate to email events@anightwithlegends.com and copy stakeholder@cciga.org.za”

The Night with Legends concert will be held at Gallager Convention centre from 6pm with tickets running from R350 for general, R750 for Golden Circle, R1000 for VIP and VVIP at R2000.

Sharing a post wearing the Night with Legends clothing merchandise that is also on sale, the Mnike hitmaker shared the following with his followers:

“How about we turn this #ANWL (a Night with Legends) to an ALL-WHITE affair? Remember for both tickets and merch you can go online at www.aNightWithLegends.com CLOTHING – https://anightwithlegends.com/shop/ and TICKETS https://anightwithlegends.com/tickets/ or go to Shoprite or Pick n Pay.”

 

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