Tamia fans' prayers have been answered 🙏🏼😅 Yet another date has been added to her SA tour🙌🏼Get all the ticket 🎫🎫details here. Tamia TheCitizenLifestyle
Tamia performs onstage during the Thurgood Marshall College Fund's 35th Anniversary Gala at Marriot Marquis Times Square on 1 October 2022 in New York City. | Photo by Eugene Gologursky / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP
The cries of Tamia fans across Gauteng have been heard by local promoters G21 Live and Vertex Events who added an additional show to the singer’s South African tour dates. Originally scheduled to perform between 4 and 8 July, beloved RnB singer Tamia will also take to the stage on Sunday, 9 July, at the SunBet Arena in Pretoria.
The announcement comes after the Pretoria leg of her tour sold out earlier this week, leading many to take to social media to express their disappointment at missing out on the opportunity to snag tickets. The 2023 tour will be the fourth time in a decade that Canadian-born songstress Tamia Marilyn Washington Hill will be returning to South Africa.
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