BY SIPHIWOSAMI GININDZA
MBABANE -‘Wadibusa’ hit maker Uncle Waffles is ready to grace us for Pop Sunday.
The show, dubbed ‘Dragons Den,’ will be held at the Albert Millin on May 26, 2024.
As the city prepares for the most anticipated event, excitement is in the air as Pop Sunday approaches.
According to the Pop Sunday Instagram page, Uncle Waffles will be gracing us with an amazing genre and dance performance, bringing the best of pop culture in music, fashion, and dance. The show is expected to kick off at 11am and last until 10pm.
This year it will be the 16th Edition of Pop Sunday. Last year it was held on May 14, 2023 where Uncle Waffles performed.
The ‘heart’ of Pop Sunday will be moved by an impressive line-up of hottest acts like !Sooks, Miss T, and Thubillion, each confidently delivering electrifying performances that will have the audience dancing to the beat and singing along to hits.
The buzz surrounding the event is noticeable, with early bird tickets to Uncle Waffles’ performance selling out last Tuesday, proving that the early bird truly catches the worm.
Uncle Waffles, born Lungelihle Zwane, has taken the music world by storm with her unique blend of Amapiano sounds and dance moves. With 2.5 million followers on Instagram, she has become a global brand, earning praise from big artists like Kelly Rowland and Beyoncé.
According to one of her pages, her rise to fame has seen her featured in prestigious publications such as Rolling Stone, Forbes, Variety, The New York Times, CNN, and Complex UK. From sold-out shows in New York to headlining festivals like Coachella, Uncle Waffles’ star continues to rise, captivating audiences around the world with her infectious energy and undeniable talent.
As the countdown to the Pop Sunday Dragon’s Den show begins, expectations are high. Fans are eagerly awaiting the chance to witness Uncle Waffles’ performance live, with expectations running high for an unforgettable day of music, fashion, and fun.
Secure your tickets now at PROTICKET.CO.SZ. Pre-sale tickets are E150 and E250 at the gate.
