Da Baby’s Performance at Empower Africa Concert Moved From FNB Stadium to New Town With a New Date

• New changes to Da Baby's SA performance have been announced, but these changes do not affect ticket holders
• Da Baby will no longer be performing at the FNB Stadium at the Empower Africa concert, but he will rather perform at New Town
• A new date has also been announced, but ticket holders shouldn't fret as organisers said they are still valid

New changes to Da Baby's South African performance at the Empower Africa concert will not affect fans who have already secured theirs.

Organisers make important announcement to upcoming Empower Africa concert

According to Kaya 959, The CEO of Creative Economy Catalyst Pty Ltd, Kaycee Kennedy, announced that Da Baby will now be performing on 18 November at New Town.

Initially, Da Baby was going to grace the Empower Africa stage on 30 September at FNB Stadium.

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He reiterated that the new changes that have been announced do not affect the current ticket holders.

“...dedicated fans who’ve already purchased their tickets, your tickets are still valid for the newly announced date and venue.”

SA could not be bothered by Da Baby's performance

After the announcement was made, the majority of social media users said they did not know who the US rapper was.

Some people claimed that they would miss the performance after a Twitter user @desree_h posted a reminder, which said:

"DaBaby is coming to SA on the 30th of September, and I know for a fact you don’t wanna miss this one #EmpowerAfricaConcert."

Many people claimed not to be bothered by the rapper's pending performance.

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Uncle Waffles to perform in New York City

In a previous report from Briefly News, Amapiano sensation Uncle Waffles announced that she will be holding her first international headline show in New York City in Brooklyn at The Great Hall on 22 September.

The show will be named We Love Waffles and will have limited seating, making it an almost exclusive show. She is the second artist in the Yanos genre to headline an international show, after Musa Keys, who had his in June 2023.

Source: Briefly News