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George Ezra coming to SA

Tickets on sale from Tuesday.

One of music’s biggest breakthrough artists, 21-year-old George Ezra will be touring South Africa at the end of August.

The unassuming, folk singer from Hertford, England that has taken the world by storm, will be performing live at the Durban Shongweni Polo Club on 28 August, at Durbanville Racecourse in Cape Town on 29 August and outdoors at Carnival City in Johannesburg on the 30 August.

With his boyish looks, signature soulful and deep voice, George Ezra has gone from being a relatively unknown artist to a global music phenomenon in 2014. With a top 10 single in 11 countries and his #1 Album, Wanted on Voyage, already basking in world-wide success, Ezra has been marking a trail of sold out shows across the globe.

George (or “Geoff” as he is known to some of his bigger fans) was nominated for four prestigious Brit Awards, including Best Male Artist and Best British Album in 2014 and his debut album, Wanted on Voyage, has since gone double platinum in the UK and both its lead singles, “Budapest” and “Blame It On Me”, charted in the top 10.

With over 2,5 million single sales, 105 million views on Youtube and over 235 million streams on Spotify, South African audiences will be treated to one of the biggest rising stars in music today when this massive talent hits our shores this August.

Tickets on sale Tuesday, 28 April at 10am via our ticket office at www.weareseed.co.za

For media queries and accreditation please contact Anneke du Plessis on anneke@weareseed.co.za or media@weareseed.co.za

Tour Dates:

  • Durban
    Venue: Durban Shongweni Polo Club
    Date: Friday, 28 August
    Gates open: 5pm
  • Cape Town
    Venue: Durbanville Racecourse
    Date: Saturday, 29 August
    Gates open: 1pm
  • Johannesburg
    Venue: Outdoors at Carnival City
    Date: Sunday, 30 August
    Gates open: 12 noon
    Tickets on Sale Tuesday, 28 April @ 10am via www.weareseed.co.za
    Standard Tickets: R575* pp.

Premium Tickets: R865* pp. (Includes: priority parking, priority entrance, exclusive bar and ablutions)

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Clinton Botha

For more than 4 and a half years, Clinton Botha was a journalist at Roodepoort Record. His articles were regularly published in the Northside Chronicle now known as the Roodepoort Northsider. Clinton is also the editor of Randfontein Herald since July 2020. As a sports fanatic he wormed his way into various "beats - as the media would know it - and admits openly that his big love always have something to do with a scoreboard, crowds and usually a ball that hops.

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