Jordan is scheduled to perform in Cape Town and Johannesburg in November.
New Zealand soulful singer and songwriter Jordan Lakay is gearing up for a tour of South Africa. The Loop World Tour.
Lakay will perform at Cape Town's Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens on November 29th and at Marks Park Sports Club in Randburg, Johannesburg on November 30th.
talk to The CitizenRakei released his fifth studio album. The Loop Earlier this year, he said he was excited to finally return to South Africa after years of trying to make it happen.
“I wanted to come back for the last three albums, but it just wasn't possible.
“There was a huge movement online from South African fans who were constantly DMing and tweeting and asking us to come, and we finally went to the trouble of management to make it happen,” he said. said.
of wildfire The hitmaker said his first performance in South Africa at the 2018 Cape Town Jazz Festival was beyond his expectations.
“The audience was excited! I didn't know there were fans there. The audience participation was incredible.
“South Africans are true music listeners. They are a really passionate audience and it comes through in the songs and screams on stage. I can’t wait to come back and share what I can do. .”
What fans can expect from “The Loop World Tour”
Upon his return, Lakay promises a set list that includes a wide range of his discography, from old fan favorites to new songs. The Loop.
“Since I haven't been able to participate as much, I'll try to perform songs from each album. I want to make sure that my fans, who haven't been able to see me on stage for the various albums, hear what they want to hear. Masu.”
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He said he wanted the audience to fully experience the different musical styles he brings and enjoy the talent of his band.
“I want people to see how much my sound has evolved, and I hope that by blending old and new music I can tell that story throughout the show. They play a big role and there are a lot of moments in the show where they do their own thing.
“We bring in a full band, so it's like a night where we bring together different musical styles and tell them all in one concert. That's what I want people to take away from this experience. .”
Once the tour is finished, Lakay said he will focus on creating more music and working on his next album.
However, he added: “But there's no need to rush the next album. I'm open to seeing where the music takes me.”
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