“With the current uncertainty around Covid-19 over the next few weeks, the team is closely monitoring the situation and have pushed the live show out to later in the year. The show is now confirmed to take place on Women’s Day, Sunday, 9 August at the Sun Arena in Pretoria,” said event organiser Glen21 Entertainment in a statement.
“Also as a build-up to the actual show to keep the fans entertained while encouraging them to follow safety and health regulations, Scorpion Kings will be doing a series of live streams on their social media platforms over the next few weeks. This will offer fans a small taste of the upcoming live concert from the comfort of their homes with the first one scheduled for next Friday, 27 March,” added Glen21 Entertainment.
Scorpion Kings is supported by YFM who will share streaming details in the next week of the first online Scorpion Kings series.
Tickets purchased for the original date will not need to be exchanged and are valid for the new date in August. Additional information will be sent to all current ticket-holders.
Tickets for the Live show remain open online at Ticketpros.co.za as well an any Super Spar nationwide. Prices range from R150 to R490.
