On Tuesday, Chris Brown ignited excitement among his South African fans by announcing his upcoming visit to the country, Cape {town} Etc reports.
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The chart-topping artist took to Instagram to share the news, posting to his stories, ‘South Africa I’m coming.’
Accompanying the announcement, Brown shared a video featuring both the South African and Brazilian flags, confirming his plans to perform in these locations. However, he left fans in suspense by not revealing any specific concert dates, prompting many to wonder how soon they should start saving for tickets.
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The musician recently wrapped up his 11:11 tour, which included performances across the United States and Europe. At one of his final shows, he hinted to attendees, ‘See you next year,’ suggesting that 2025 will be a significant year for him as he celebrates the 20th anniversary of his debut album.
Chris Brown has a rich history with South Africa, famously appearing in a scene from the popular series Generations. His last live performance in the country was in 2015 at the Coca-Cola Dome in Johannesburg. Over the years, he has collaborated with various local and African artists, further solidifying his connection to the region.
Last year, South African singer Tyla supported him on his UK and European tour, showcasing the blend of talent across continents.
Additionally, Brown’s latest album, 11:11, features a track titled ‘Shooter,’ featuring KwaZulu-Natal native Naledi Aphiwe.
He has previously praised her remarkable voice on social media, leading to her inclusion on his album and an opportunity to work with him directly.
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