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Uncle Waffles will be touring for 200 days this year

South African music star DJ Uncle Waffles continues to rise after a mightily successful 2022. The star achieved massive success last year, with her hit song Tanzania, which got over 1 million YouTube views.

Since then, she’s made a name for herself internationally, living it up and performing in the USA.

The star is also in for a huge 2023, as she revealed her tour schedule for the upcoming year.

She said she will be touring for 200 days this year and her schedule includes an American tour where she will perform at Coachella on 14 and 21 April, and Boiler Room on 28 April.

“If you like get it twice? ? touring for 200 days this year, first stop the land of the free!… Can’t wait to see y’all! Please do come out❤️,” she said.

 

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The star also released her second album, Asylum, on 31 March and revealed the project is how she felt trying to get into the industry.

“Asylum – this project is a representation of how I felt in my mind trying to grasp an industry I was blessed to be thrown in, an artistic portrayal of emotions and feelings, of growth , highs and lows and all the in betweens. It’s been a journey creating something I love, and I hope y’all love it too. Asylum out midnight ❤️ But it’s only part 1,” she said.

 

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Compiled by Matthew Petersen

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