Johannesburg – The internationally acclaimed duo BLK Sonshine is performing at three South African cities as part of their ongoing tour which has been themed, “The Return of BLK Sonshine – A Homecoming Grand Finale”.
BLK Sonshine is made up of South African-born Neo Muyanga and Malawian Masauko Chipembere who are performing in Durban, Cape Town, and Johannesburg where audiences can enjoy the duo’s fusion of jazz, soul, and African rhythms.
Masauko Chipembere captivating vocals and Neo Muyanga unique skillful guitar playing will once again be on show as they tour through South Africa’s major cities.
The duo is showcasing some of their well-known songs like Nkosi, Borders, Echoes, Pen in my Hand, and Babla Lefi, to mention a few hits from their two studio albums Born In A Taxi and Good Life released in 2000 and 2022 respectively.
BLK Sonshine has already thrilled fans in Durban. All indications are that fans enjoyed a memorable experience with soothing melodies and thought-provoking lyrics from BLK Sonshine’s music offering.
The audience in Cape Town will have their fair share to enjoy and experience the sounds of BLK Sonshine at The Wave Theatre today, (12 December 2023).
The Johannesburg leg of the tour will take place at the Soweto Theatre on 14 December 2023.
BLK Sonshine duo tour also features some of their music friends, who are part of the tour. So far MXO, Snazz and Msaki.
“The guest musicians featured on A Homecoming Grand Finale tour of BLK Sonshine, is the surprise to the audience, hence we cannot reveal who they are in the coming shows,” Cathay Yenana, Managing Member of Bold Moves Media, responsible for the BLK Sonshine tour, told The Bulrushes.
“The audience will have to come and enjoy the shows and the musical journey of BLK Sonshine,”
She revealed that the duo was sampling new material during the tour. The new songs will be part of the forthcoming album scheduled for release next year.
“The new album would be both live and studio recordings, in celebration of BLK Sonshine’s musical journey,” she said.
Tickets can be purchased on http://www.webtickets.co.za and http://www.catchthewave.co.za for Soweto Theatre and The Wave Theatre respectively and they are priced at R250 or R300 at the door.
