BLANTYRE (Maravipost)–South African top selling and awarding winning hip-hop artist Cassper Nyovest has finally agreed to have two concerts in Malawi, a development that has excited his followers in administrative capital Lilongwe.

Initially, Nyovest was only booked to have one concert at the College of Medicine Sports Complex in Blantyre 21 March, 2015.

But Mango Entertainment, a local company organising the concerts, has added one more show to accord capital city an opportunity to watch the “Doc Shebeleza” and “Gusheshe” hits maker live in concert.

 

The Lilongwe concert will take place at Alexenders Pub Courtyard on Sunday, March 22, a day after the Blantyre show.

Tickets for both concerts, according to Mango Entertainment, will start selling in two weeks time.

“This gives fans enough time to save for this high profile live music show, which fun-goers in the two cities, aged 16-35, cannot afford to miss,” said Kimpho Loka.

Ticket prices are as follows: Standard tickets will be K5,000 advance and K6,000 on the door; VIP tickets will be K8,000 advance and K10,000 on the door. Ticket selling points will be announced in due course.

About Cassper Nyovest

Cassper Nyovest, also a record producer, was born Refiloe Maele Phoolo. His debut album Tsholofelo was released on 18 July 2014. He is currently signed to his own independent label and media company, “Family Tree”.

Cassper Nyovest is at the moment South Africa’s hottest hip-hop act and has been releasing hit after hit as time passes. His singles such “Gusheshe” and “Doc Shebeleza” are currently topping charts and his new single “Phumakim” is currently South African radios most requested track.

Cassper has also released another song of his album called “Tsibip” which is slowly climbing up charts and has collaborated with American hip-hop legend Talib Kwali for the remix of “Doc Shebeleza” which is a milestone in the African Music industry. He Is travelling the continent performing for different crowds and leaving them breathless with his energetic well-choreographed performances.