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The rappers, well known for their hit Bad and Boujee, are set
to hit SA shores in October as part of their Culture Tour.
Local record label Mabala Noise, who are behind the massive concert, made the announcement on their social media accounts. According to the label the rap group will perform in Durban on Friday, 20 October at the Durban ICC, and again in Johannesburg on Saturday, 21 October at the Ticketpro Dome.
DURBAN
Date: Friday, 20, Oct 2017
Venue: Durban ICC
Tickets: R690: Golden Circle, R350: General Admission
JOHANNESBURG
Date: Saturday 21, Oct 2017
Venue: TicketproDome
Tickets: R790: Golden Circle, R450: General Admission
Tickets are available at Computicket:
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