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Da Baby’s concert in SA is postponed

American rapper Da Baby’s SA concert has been postponed.

The ticketing platform in charge of ticket sales has announced a new date for his upcoming show at the FNB Outerfields. Da Baby was set to perform on the 30th of September in South Africa but the new date is said to be on the 18th of November 2023.

Taking to Instagram the ticket platform said the following: 

“PLEASE NOTE: @dababy show scheduled to be held at FNB Outerfields on 30 Sept has been postponed to 18 Nov, with new venue Mary Fitzgerald Square. Refunds or exchanges are permitted, but only by emailing info@ticketpros.co.za. No in-store exchanges or refunds. No requests via social media, only via email,” reads the announcement.

 

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Many people flooded the comment section of the ticket platform as they expressed their disappointment with regards to the show being postponed.

One social media user wrote: “@ticketproza you guys seriously, first it was Burna Boy now this? Come on, stop playing with our feelings! ☹️.”

“First burna boy now this one? Lol,” wrote another user.

While others simply called out the ticket platform for their refund saying:

“I need my refund in full I don’t want hear any stories on that I’ve seen enough from you guys,” added another social media user.

Just like Da baby, the Nigerian singer and Grammy Award winner Burna Boy’s concert was also postponed to December 16th 2023.

However, it was later revealed on Thursday morning that the concert has been cancelled.

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