TNS Leaves Eastern Cape Promoter Hanging, Event Organiser Allegedly Loses R40k Because of Music Producer

• TNS left an Eastern Cape promoter hanging after pulling a no-show at an event he was booked to perform at
• The event organiser Lonwabo Nonkonyana shared that he lost about R40 000 on the night of the gig because he had to pay back people their money
• The KwaZulu-Natal music producer confirmed that he was paid R10 500 for the gig, adding that he's willing to pay back the money

TNS joined the long list of artists who've pulled no-shows. The KwaZulu-Natal-based artist was reportedly paid upfront but never arrived at the gig.

The star was booked at Nkandla Bar and Lounge in the Eastern Cape but did not make it to the show, leaving the promoter frustrated. Daily Sun reports that event organiser Lonwabo Nonkonyana said they booked TNS for their gig called Toast to Summer on December 2, 2022.

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He said the event's purpose was to welcome the first week of December, adding that TNS was the main act for the night. Lonwabo said they paid the star R10 500, bought him booze, and booked his accommodation. The DJ allegedly did not take the promoter's calls or texts on the day of the gig.

The event organiser loses about R40k

Lonwabo said they lost about R40 000 because they also refunded people their money. The promoter added that he tried to get their refund, but the artist reportedly "insulted" him.

TNS confirmed that he was paid R10 500. He also shared that he's willing to repay them.

"It would've been a loss to travel from KZN to Eastern Cape for that amount."

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In other entertainment news, Briefly News reported that AKA's family took to the late rapper's official social media accounts to confirm the release of his new album, Mass Country. The project will drop on February 24.

AKA was shot dead in Durban on Friday, February 10. He had already recorded the project when he was fatally shot. Another single from the album was released on February 17.

In a statement on Supa Mega's social media handles, his family said Mass Country would be dropped to honour the rapper's legacy.

Source: Briefly News