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Fans react to Kelvin Momo’s symphonic sold out in few hours

1y By Silindokuhle Booi

South African DJ, producer, performer, and songwriter Kelvin Momo is set to host a two-night concert.

Kelvin is a prominent figure in the Amapiano scene, known for his soulful productions and captivating live performances.

As a talented artist, Kelvin Momo continues to push the boundaries of Amapiano, experimenting with new sounds and styles while maintaining his unique signature. His music has gained significant airplay, and he’s widely recognised for his contributions to the genre.

He is set to take the stage at Red Bull Symphonic on June 6 and 7. This two-night musical extravaganza will see Kelvin Momo joining forces with classical music mastermind Adam Howard and the powerful Egoli Symphonic Orchestra at The Teatro, Montecasino. The event promises to be a groundbreaking collaboration, blending modern Amapiano rhythms with orchestral grandeur.

Amapiano in 4d: Experience Amapiano like never before, with sweeping strings, soaring brass, and cinematic thunder of a full orchestra.

Genre-Defining Collaboration: Kelvin Momo’s iconic grooves will be elevated to symphonic heights, creating a bold and unexpected live experience.

Masterful Conducting: Adam Howard, a titan of the South African music industry, will lead the Egoli Symphonic Orchestra in bringing Kelvin Momo’s sonic world to life.

The tickets that were sold out just a few hours after the announcement had his fans talking.

Taking to X (formerly Twitter), they shared different posts, showing excitement about the concert.

One said they understand why the other guy wants to sell the Travis Scott ticket to see Kelvin Momo.

Also see: Kelvin Momo surpasses Kabza de Small as Spotify’s most streamed artist in SA

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