Black Coffee may not be having the best 2019.
Along with his divorce drama, fans were fuming on Sunday night after the Durban leg of his 'Music Is King' concert was left in a shambles after concert organisers blamed severe windy conditions on a five-hour delay.
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— Mokoena Allistar (@tshepstarmo)
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— Property Chic (@Phi4Property)
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— Leo Fuze (@BecomingLeoFuze)
The result was musicians Muzi and Samthing Soweto being cut from the music line-up. Fans were left angry and disappointed, prompting the internationally-recognised DJ and producer to issue an apology.
"It is really unfortunate that the weather did not permit us to bring the full Music is King experience we had planned to Durban. The safety of patrons was our highest priority, and hence we had to wait for legal clearance before continuing with the show," he said.
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— Music Is King (@MusicIsKingLive)
"We sincerely apologise to all our fans, and the involved artists who were excited to perform on this stage. My team and I are currently working tirelessly to bring back this experience as previously planned for my hometown."
Those who did stay for the duration of the concert got to see Black Coffee, AKA, Sjava and Tom Misch perform.