The singer, who was due to perform at Kyalami racetrack tomorrow, withdrew due to the death of her brother, Tito Jackson.
Instead of refunding tickets, the festival organisers have confirmed a new line-up that includes rapper Busta Rhymes and singer Jason Derulo as headliners.
Both singers have performed in South Africa before.
Typically, festival policies allow line-up changes without issuing refunds, especially when major artists replace cancelled acts.
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