Miguel to perform live in South Africa for three spectacular nights in May 2027
R&B superstar Miguel is set to enchant Mzansi with three spectacular performances in May 2027, featuring hits like 'Adorn' and 'Sure Thing'.
R&B sensation Miguel is set to grace the stage of South Africa for three unforgettable nights in May 2027. The Grammy Award-winning artist will deliver a stellar lineup of hits including "Adorn," "Sure Thing," "All I Want Is You," "Coffee," "Sky Walker," and "How Many Drinks?" to an enthusiastic South African audience.
Vertex Events, a renowned South African event promotion and experiential company, has secured the booking of Miguel. The superstar had previously performed in South Africa during his March 2013 tour supporting his album "Kaleidoscope Dream."
The concerts will take place in Cape Town at GrandWest Arena on May 21, 2027, Sun City at Sun City Superbowl on May 22, 2027, and Pretoria at SunBet Arena on May 23, 2027. Zizile Mtshali, Head of Events at Vertex Events, expressed her excitement, stating, "As an experiential events company, we look forward to curating yet another set of world-class shows that our audiences can enjoy and make memorable."
Thato Segoale, Vertex Events’ Executive Director, added, "Bringing Miguel to South Africa for three amazing live, world-class shows is what we aim to produce. As a dedicated events team, we only believe in growing bigger and better." Tickets for the event will be available for purchase on Webtickets - www.webtickets.co.za and at Pick n Pay stores nationwide, with prices starting at R950.
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