Photo of Chumasande Matiwane

Miguel announces 3-city South African tour for May 2027

Grammy Award-winning R&B singer and songwriter Miguel is set to return to South Africa in May 2027, announcing a three-city run that will take him to Cape Town, Sun City and Pretoria. 

The highly anticipated shows will mark Miguel’s return to South African stages after his previous visit in March 2013, when he toured the country in support of his album, Kaleidoscope Dream. 

Also see: R&B superstar Tamia returns to South Africa in August

Miguel tour dates

Miguel will begin the South African leg on Friday, 21 May 21 2027, at Grand Arena, GrandWest, in Cape Town. He will then perform at Sun City Superbowl on Saturday, 22 May 2027, before concluding the three-show run at SunBet Arena in Pretoria on Sunday, 23 May 2027. 

Also see: Lloyiso enters the stage as Tamia’s opening act

The tour is being presented by Vertex Events, which says it aims to deliver three world-class live experiences for South African audiences.  

The company’s Head of Events, Zizile Mtshali, described the shows as an opportunity to create memorable experiences, while Executive Director Thato Segoale said bringing Miguel back to South Africa reflects the company’s ambition to “grow bigger and better.” 

Fans can expect Miguel to perform some of his biggest songs, including Adorn, Sure Thing, All I Want Is You, Coffee, Sky Walker, and How Many Drinks?, alongside material from his wider catalogue. His music is known for blending R&B, soul and rock, helping establish him as one of the distinctive voices of contemporary R&B. 

Tickets for the shows are selling out through Webtickets, with ticket prices starting at approximately R950.  

Also see: Tamia Mpisane speaks about motherhood and reality TV debut

Featured image: X

Be the first to know – Join our WhatsApp channel for content worth tapping into. Click here to join!

The rise of indigenous language podcasting in South Africa

For decades, South Africa’s formal broadcasting and commercial audio sectors were heavily dominated by English and Afrikaans, leaving millions of indigenous language speakers on the periphery of mainstream media. Also see: Podcast Day: South African podcasts to add to your listening list Today, however, a digital audio revolution is quietly reshaping the nation’s cultural landscape. […]

Read more...

Bokang Montjane-Tshabalala offers free autism screening and developmental support to families

Bokang Montjane-Tshabalala is encouraging parents and caregivers who have concerns about their children’s development to seek professional guidance through a free autism screening initiative at the Owethu Ausome Centre. Also see: 15 years later: Bokang Montjane-Tshabalala reflects on Miss Universe SA journey The initiative, brought to families by the Bokang Montjane Foundation, aims to help […]

Read more...

Video of King Misuzulu smoking during phone call sparks mixed reactions

A video appearing to show Zulu monarch King Misuzulu kaZwelithini smoking during a phone call has sparked mixed reactions on social media, with viewers divided over the footage and the expectations placed on traditional leaders. Also see: King Misuzulu announces plan to apologise to Shembe leadership The clip shows King Misuzulu dressed casually while seemingly […]

Read more...