Makhadzi Warns Fans to Stop Booking Her Through Open Mic Productions: “The Contract Has Ended”

Makhadzi Warns Fans to Stop Booking Her Through Open Mic Productions: “The Contract Has Ended”

  • Makhadzi has made it clear that she parted ways with Open Mic Productions, and has urged her followers to stop booking her through the company
  • The Ghanama hitmaker recently revealed that she left Open Mic Productions because she wanted to start her recording label Makhadzi Entertainment
  • She took to her Twitter page to caution those who are still booking her through Open Mic Productions that she will not show up

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Makhadzi is cutting all ties with Open Mic Productions. The singer announced that she left the company to start her recording label, Makhadzi Entertainment.

Makhadzi warns fans booking her through Open Mic Productions
Makhadzi has warned her followers who are still booking her through Open Mic Productions. Image: @makhadzisa
Source: Instagram

Open Mic Productions stated that the star is still signed to them, despite Makhadzi's statements.

Makhadzi and Open Mic Productions confuse fans with conflicting statements

Makhadzi announced that she was parting ways with Open Mic Productions, News24 reports. Per the publication, the award-winning singer said she wanted to focus on growing her business. Part of her statement read:

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"The relationship between myself and Open Mic Productions was like a match made in heaven, as it elevated both of us to become top household names in the South African music industry," she said. "Our relationship produced four studio albums, and all the albums did very well."

However, Sunday World reported that Open Mic Productions issued a conflicting statement noting that Makhadzi is still signed with them. Open Mic spokesperson, Nkateko Maluleke, said the record will decide when not to renew the Limpopo-born singer's contract.

“We are sitting with a valid contract, so we won’t be issuing a similar statement. She’s still on contract with Open Mic."

Makhadzi urgers fans to stop booking her through Open Mic Productions

Taking to her Twitter page on 4 May 2023, the Mjolo singer said fans should not book her through Open Mic Productions, because she will not show up. She wrote:

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"Book me now. Don’t book me via open mic cause honestly I won’t show up, the contract has ended. I don’t want to fight with promoters and my fans."

Makhadzi's followers share thoughts on the drama with Open Mic Productions

The singer's followers headed to her timeline to react to her post. some explained that they have been attending gigs where she does not show up.

@GololoMathapelo said:

"We waited for you on Sunday ko Kempton Park exclusive white. My heart was broken."

@PitsiAfrica wrote:

"Add this booking email on your bio, and on Instagram add the email icon with the booking email❤️"

Makhadzi’s team Open Mic Productions slams no-show rumours in Tzaneen, says MaGear singer wasn’t booked

In more entertainment news, Briefly News reported that Makhadzi's music label, Open Mic Productions, has responded to allegations that she missed a show in Limpopo.

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According to Sunday World, well-known businessman Jeffrey Maltji booked the Ghanama hitmaker to perform at Ejays Lounge in Moime Village in Tzaneen. However, she did not pitch because she did not want to show up before being paid, which Jefferey blamed on event organiser King Monada.

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Privie Kandi (Entertainment Editor) Privilege Kandi is an entertainment news editor (joined Briefly in 2022). A Journalism and Mass Communication graduate from the Christian College of Southern Africa (2016), she has been in the arts and entertainment industry for six years. Privie has worked for the Zimbabwe International Film and Festival Trust as a communications officer and a writer and TV producer for lifestyle and entertainment channel CME TV. She passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her at privie.kandi@briefly.co.za.

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