R&B legends shine at Ndlala Grandeur II in Pretoria
R&B legends like Ginuwine, Mýa, and Tyrese Gibson captivated audiences with unforgettable performances and were honoured with stars on the Ndlala Walk of Fame.
Ndlala Arena was abuzz during the weekend as R&B's smoothest musicians took the stage for Ndlala Grandeur II. The businessman, husband to presenter and DJ Lerato Kganyago, made a bigger and better impact at the second year of the event. Ndlala added an extra night, showcasing a lineup of artists who were the soundtrack of the 90s.
The headliners included Ginuwine, Grammy Award winner Mýa, Case, Tyrese, and RL, who delivered a memorable performance. They were also honored with a star on the Ndlala Walk of Fame, a location outside the mall where performers sign the star and receive a personalized copy to take home. Each star receives a special moment with Ndlala, who presents the star and cameras click away.
South Africa's award-winning musician Zonke was also recognized with a star on the Ndlala Walk of Fame and performed on the first night of Ndlala Grandeur. Ginuwine proved he still has it by singing classic songs that South Africans know and love. Tyrese wowed the audience, even gifting ladies with roses. Local stars Vusi Nova and Brian Themba also performed.
Ndlala Grandeur II provided fans with a memorable experience, with many sharing their experiences online. The concert drew Mzansi's famous faces, including Faith Nketsi, Nomalanga Shozi, Pearl Thusi, and Paulette Neo.
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