Makhadzi begs fans to come

Share current article via FacebookShare current article via PinterestShare current article via WhatsAppShare current article via TwitterShare current article via LinkedInCelebsMakhadzi begs fans to come to showBy: Kgalalelo Tlhoaele • 1h agoAdd as a preferred source on GoogleFollow on Google NewsListen to this article-00:00lead-art-block.fullscreen-enterExpandSinger Makhadzi says that her wish for people to come support her one-woman show in December. (Kgalalelo Tlhoaele) Award-winning singer urges fans and critics alike to fill the stadiumSINGER Makhadzi has expressed excitement about her upcoming one-woman show scheduled for December 2026.

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The Number one hitmaker, whose real name is Ndivhudzannyi Ralivhona, urged music lovers to buy tickets and help make her dream a reality.

The 30-year-old award-winning singer, known for her energetic performances, distinctive dance moves and hit songs, has extended an invitation to everyone, including those who don’t consider themselves her fans.

She believes the show should bring people together through music, regardless of their opinions about her.

In a message to the public, Makhadzi appealed to supporters and critics alike to fill the stadium and support the event.

“Of course, guys, I’m a human being. I’m expecting humans to come and fill up that stadium. I don’t have robots, guys.

“If you don’t buy tickets, you’re going to be embarrassing me. Please go buy tickets, even though you’re not my fan. Come and make my dreams come true,” she said.

Her remarks reflect the importance of public support in making the event a success, while also showing her willingness to welcome people who may not necessarily listen to her music.

Makhadzi rose from humble beginnings to become one of Mzansi’s recognisable performers, building a loyal following through her energetic stage presence and music rooted in Tshivenda culture.

She’s widely known for songs such as Tshanda Vhuya, Matorokisi and Ghanama, as well as her ability to turn live performances into lively celebrations.

Makhadzi’s one-woman show has become an important part of her ambition to headline large-scale performances under her own name.

As December approaches, the singer is calling on audiences to put aside their differences and support the event.

For Makhadzi, the goal is not simply to attract her existing fan base, but to see the venue filled with people willing to experience her music live.

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