Scott told that he had arrived in Detroit and had parted in van in secure parking where it was broken into.
At least R100 000 worth of equipment was stolen out of his van, leading to The Kiffness cancelling his show in Detroit.
South Africa’s famous cat collaborator, David Scott, or better known to his fans as The Kiffness, has cancelled a show in theHe started his tour in September this year in Europe before proceeding to the US towards the end of October. Starting in Washington, proceeding to Philadelphia and then, Scott said he had arrived in Detroit and thought he had parked his van in a secure place when it was broken into.It was reported that R100 000 worth of equipment was stolen from the van.
The unknown man then entered through the shattered window with the intention of pilfering more of Scott’s possessions.
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