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Get ready Mzansi, Joe Thomas is gracing our shores again

3y By Bongiwe Mati

One of the biggest R&B singing sensations of all time, Joe Thomas is set to grace mzansi stages in a three-city tour this April.

Popular for hit songs such as I Wanna Know, Love Scene, All That I Am, Good Girls and many others, the music legend will be sure to make many eighties babies relive their teenage years.

South Africa is currently the leading country in Africa that brings many international acts year in, and year out. Less than a year ago, mzansi had performances from international acts such as Tamia, Bebe Winans, Anthony Hamilton, Gregory Martins, Maroon 5, and many others.

This is not the first time the American-born superstar has graced our stages as he was here in 2019:

The ticket sales centre Webtickets shares that Joe will be performing at Sun City Superbowl before moving to Cape Town’s Grand West Arena on and concluding his tour at Pretoria’s SunBet Arena.

“Get ready to groove to the smooth, soulful sounds of the one and only R&B sensation, Joe, as he makes his way to South Africa! On the 27th of April, he’ll be setting the stages on fire at the legendary Sun City, then, on the 28th of April, Cape Town, you’re in for a treat as Joe brings his award-winning talents to the Grand Arena Grand West. Finally, on the 30th of April, the Sunbet Arena in Pretoria will be the place to be as Joe delivers an unforgettable performance. Don’t miss these incredible shows that promises to be the highlight of your year.”

The ticket web centre also notes that the no refund policy applies.

The ticket sales range from R750 to R1350.

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