American Singer Joe Thomas’ Upcoming South African Tour Sparks Mixed Reactions: “He’s Not Relevant”

• Joe Thomas is set to tour South Africa in April 2024, with confirmed concert dates in the North West, Gauteng, and Western Cape
• Fans expressed mixed reactions on social media, with some eagerly anticipating the opportunity to be serenaded by the legendary artist
• The tour includes performances at the Sun City Superbowl, Grand Arena in Cape Town, and SunBet Arena in Pretoria

Legendary singer and songwriter Joe Thomas is making his way to Mzansi again and fans have shared mixed reactions to the news. Some said they can't wait to be serenaded by his voice, others feel like he wants to resurrect his washed-up career.

Joe Thomas' SA concert's tour dates confirmed

South African old-school music lovers are in for a treat as renowned singer Joe Thomas is making a few stops in the country. The internationally acclaimed singer joins the likes of Boyz II Men, Westlife and Tamia who have performed in the country.

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According to a post shared by the popular entertainment news commentator Phil Mphela, the If I Was Your Man singer will perform in the North West, Gauteng and Western Cape in April 2024.

The concert will kick off in the Sun City Superbowl on Saturday 27 April. The star has another show lined up on the following day at the Grand Arena, Grand West in Cape Town on Sunday 28 April and the last show at the SunBet Arena in Pretoria on Tuesday 30 April.

Joe Thomas' Mzansi tour sparks reactions

Social media users were seemingly divided following the reports. Some said they are attending the concert. Others noted that many international stars are coming to SA to revive their dead careers.

@iamdjmfundisi wrote:

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"Another American with a stone-dead career trying to vusa it here in SA."

@JimmyJa75006676 commented:

"They only come here when they retired when he was hot he never wanted to come here they were touring Europe."

@bevguyapp added:

"You know they are no longer relevant internationally when they frequent South Africa "

@Funkylollipopz commented:

"All these old artist are milking their albums from 2000s in South Africa. It's the Nostalgia that gets us. That's why they sell out here."

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Source: Briefly News