The wait is over, darlings! The day everyone’s been counting down to — especially those lucky enough to snag tickets — has officially arrived.
Somizi’s much-hyped Shades of Pink extravaganza is happening this Saturday, 30 August 2025, at Emperors Palace, and guess what? It’s completely SOLD OUT!
For months, Somizi has been teasing fans on social media, dropping hints, sharing updates, and keeping everyone on their toes about ticket availability. One minute they were selling fast, the next—poof!—gone! Now, with the big day finally here, the superstar took to Instagram to confirm what many had already suspected: Shades of Pink is a full house!
But wait—there’s more! This isn’t just any event. Somizi has teamed up with some of the biggest names in the game to bring the magic to life, including @smirnoffsa, @icebogroup, @nono_events, @gregs_exclusivewhite, @allgoldsa, @krispykreme_za, @emperors_palace, @NickLux, and @nicholasmaweni.
And when it came to sharing the big SOLD OUT moment, Somizi didn’t hold back. Captioning the exciting announcement on his Instagram, here’s what he had to say:
“Our sweet partner for #somizishadesofpink@krispykreme_za thanks @djzinhle @moozlie for the plug see u on Saturday. Btw it’s a SOLD OUT CONCERT NEH,” he wrote.
Here’s what’s in store at the Shades of Pink event
While the event is named Shades of Pink, it represents much more than just fashion and standout looks. It is a celebration of strength, style, and sisterhood, all set within a fun and positive atmosphere. The evening will feature incredible music from leading South African artists, live DJ performances, and plenty of stunning pink attire. Beyond the entertainment, there will be inspiring conversations aimed at bringing people together and fostering meaningful connections.
The event will also showcase a star-studded lineup of top music talents, including Makhadzi, DJ Zinhle, Mawhoo, Zee Nxumalo, Shandesh, Sweet Guluva, Dlala Thukzin, Bucy Radebe, Xoli Mncwango, Heavy K, T-Bose, Wilson B Nkosi, Grego Villa, DJ Jaivane, Janie Boy, Phumla Music, Musa Motha, Cedric Tsongaboy, Ntombeningi, and Lebo Molax.
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