They will then head to the SunBet Arena, Time Square in Tshwane on 3 November, and then finally the Superbowl in Sun City, North West, on 4 November. G21 Entertainment frontman Glen Netshipise said following discussions with Boyz II Men's management earlier this week, the group has promised great shows. “We are elated to finally kick off the tour in South Africa later this year. Boyz II Men promised their fans a killer live show shortly before the pandemic and now keeping true to that promise, it’s safe to do so,” said Glen.
“With three shows planned around the country, we look forward to delivering yet another quality production with this multiple award-winning music outfit,” he said. The organisers said tickets bought in 2020 and 2021 for the cancelled shows will automatically be valid for the new dates. Tickets are available at Ticketpro and range from R690 to R1 790.
