South Africans Share Mixed Reactions to Boys II Men Not Performing in Durban: “Durban Is Not Important”

South Africans Share Mixed Reactions to Boys II Men Not Performing in Durban: “Durban Is Not Important”

  • South Africans in Durban are not happy that award-winning American boy band Boys II Men are not going to perform in Durban
  • Peeps grinned from ear to ear following news that the top singers were heading to Mzansi
  • Many couldn't help but notice that the End Of The Road hitmakers will only have shows in Cape Town, Pretoria and the North West

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It has finally been confirmed that Boys II Men are coming to Mzansi. The popular American boy band will have three shows in the country and SA music lovers are thrilled.

Boys II Men coming to South Africa
South Africans have reacted to the news of Boys II Men coming to Mzansi. Image: Getty Images.
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The vocal band finally confirmed tour dates after cancelling twice in 2020 and 2021 due to Covid-19 restrictions.

Boys II Men finally confirm SA tour dates

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According to Sunday World, the band confirmed that the highly anticipated concerts will take place in Cape Town on October 31 at the Grand Arena, GrandWest, in Pretoria at the SunBet Arena, Time Square on Thursday, November 2, and in the North West at the Superbowl in Sun City on Saturday, November 4.

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Organisers of the show said that the singers promised that they will give their fans killer shows despite postponing twice. G21 Entertainment representative said:

"Boyz II Men promised their fans a killer live show shortly before the pandemic, and now keeping true to that promise, now that it’s safe to do so. With three shows planned around the country, we look forward to delivering yet another quality production with this multiple award-winning music outfit."

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South Africans in Durban react to being left out

Reacting to the flyers that have already flooded social media, some fans said they can't wait for the Boys II Men concerts while others complained about Durban being left out.

@RealAmosTabane said:

" Motown Philly is back again, not too hard not too soft". Can't wait, Last time when they were in Cape Town Michael(former members) was stuck in Gugulethu did want to go stadium to perform. ️"

@LondonPatten noted:

"What about Durban? I see we are not important."

@nofoto_lumka wrote:

"okay, okay, I wanna attend this one."

Black Sherif features in Michael B Jordan's Creed III movie soundtrack

Ghanaian musician Black Sherif has been featured on a song which is set to be released with Michael B Jordan's 'Creed III movie'.

Three artistes are featured on the song, and a few seconds of the track after its release has already whetted the appetite of his supporters hearing Blacko's voice.

The song, produced by American rapper J Cole's Dreamville record label, has Bas and Kel-p on it alongside Black Sherif. The song is titled blood, sweat and tear, and fans are drooling over Black Sherif's talent.

Source: Briefly.co.za

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