Support acts for Tyla's shows
The Citizen|December 05, 2024
Grammy-winning South African superstar Tyla's two-city South Africa tour is almost here.
Support acts for Tyla's shows

The Water hitmaker's first local tour since her meteoric rise to global stardom lands at Grand Arena, GrandWest, Cape Town today and SunBet Arena, Menlyn on Saturday.

The shows begin at 7.30pm and both are sold out.

Support acts for Tyla's shows Each show features a phenomenal line-up of support acts and guest artists. In Cape Town, support will be provided by "private school Amapiano" DJ Kelvin Momo and singer-songwriter Daliwonga, with the latter also a guest artist in the show.

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