Ronan Keating is heading to South Africa this March

Ronan Keating is heading back to SA this year. Photo: @News24Arts / twitter

Hey SA! Irish singer Ronan Keating will be heading to South African shores for two special shows this March. Here are all the details…

Ronan Keating is heading back to SA this year. Photo: @News24Arts / twitter

‘Say nothing at all’ – Ronan Keating is coming to SA

Popular Irish hit-maker, Ronan Keating, will be performing two special concerts in South Africa this year. The former Boyzone lead singer announced on Monday, 23 January, that he will be heading to two cities in South Africa for only two shows in a bid to help raise some funds for SA charities.

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Specialist wealth management company, Citadel, has a long-standing relationship with Keating and brings him to South Africa every year to help raise funds for South African charities alongside golf legend Gary Player, say reports.

“South Africa has always been a special place for me,” Keating wrote on Instagram last year.

“For the past 4 years, Gary Player and I have been raising much-needed funds for our chosen beneficiaries in partnership with Citadel.” he added.

Citadel, Gary Player and Ronan Keating have so far raised R5 million to date, for vulnerable South African children.

When and Where?

Ronan Keating, who has made undeniable hit songs like ‘When You Say Nothing At All’ and ‘If Tomorrow Never Comes’ has said that he would be performing in Cape Town and Pretoria on Friday, 3 March and Sunday, 5 March, respectively.

Cape Town:

Where: Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens

When: Friday, 3 March

Pretoria:

Where: SunBet Arena, Time Square

When: Sunday, 5 March

Tickets will go on sale at 9:00 tomorrow, Wednesday, 25 January on Webtickets.

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