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Meropa erupts as R&B legend Glenn Jones lights up Polokwane

The R&B legend performed his full "All For You" album live for the first time ever in Polokwane, closing the night with its title track.

POLOKWANE – R&B legend Glenn Jones gave fans a night to remember on Saturday at Meropa Casino and Entertainment World, performing his entire “All For You” album live for the first time in the city.

R&B legend Glenn Jones poses backstage ahead of his Polokwane performance at Meropa Casino and Entertainment World.

Meropa’s Outdoor Arena comes alive

From the opening note to the final encore, the venue was packed with fans who sang, danced and celebrated every track. The energy at Meropa’s Outdoor Arena built steadily through the night as Jones worked through the album that made him a household name.

Jones saves the best for last

The highlight came right at the end, as seen in the video below, where – true to form – Jones closed the show by saving the title track “All For You” for last, the song everyone had been waiting for. When the first chords hit, the entire audience rose to their feet for a sing-along that brought the night to an emotional peak.

A night to remember for artist and venue alike

With the strong turnout and electric atmosphere, Saturday’s concert was a memorable and successful night for both the artist and Meropa.

The Department of Sport, Arts and Culture also showed its support at the event.

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