Drake's 1st South African Concert In the Works as Organisers Are In Talks With His Team

• Canadian-born rapper Drake is expected to be performing in South Africa in 2025 for The Freedom Show.
• The organisers of the event, Reggy Nkabinde and Gregory Wings, are still in the negotiation phase with his team
• It is reported that the organisers are also looking to bring other international acts to Mzansi shores
• Gregory Wings shared more details about the concert with Briefly News and how people who cannot attend can watch it

Although talks with his team are still in the early negotiation phase, the organisers already plan to make the concert featuring Drake a success.

When is Drake expected to perform in SA?

Music label boss Reggy Nkabinde, together with Malcolm X and the controversial Gregory Wings, are planning to hold a concert with Drake as the headliner.

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Speaking to Briefly News, Gregory Wings stated that the concert would be named The Freedom Show, and it is expected to be held in 2025

Although talks with his team are still in the early negotiation phase, the organisers already have plans for the concert to be a success.

Will there be other acts joining Drake in SA?

Wings shared that other international acts might also be brought to Mzansi including Travis Scott and The Weeknd.

Wings stated that the concert “is about celebrating a pivotal moment in black history,” adding that it would mark 30 years since apartheid was abolished.

Following the Burna Boy drama, Gregory Wings is looking to move past this and restore his image. He allegedly self-funded this event after his significant loss after the debacle. The concert will also be available for live streaming as Gregory shared that he is engaged in discussions with YouTube.

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Drake not performing at Konka

In a previous report from Briefly News, the former Soweto-based nightclub Konka crushed many hearts when they revealed that Grammy Award-winning rapper Drake would not be coming to SA.

This follows a post shared on Facebook by an account using the establishment's name fraudulently, claiming that the Canadian artist would be at the nightclub.

Tickets for his fake performance started at a whopping R20,000. While some fans were shocked at the price, many of his eager ones joked about how they would raise funds to see Drake live.

Source: Briefly News