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Mdzimba View wins bid to host Nasty C’s Ivyson Tour

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South African award-winning musician Nasty C. (Pics: Courtesy)
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MBABANE – South African award-winning musician Nasty C has selected Mdzimba View as the ideal venue to host his most anticipated upcoming Ivyson Tour.

This was revealed by Mdzimba View Shisanyama Events Manager DJ Baba. He mentioned that the venue was chosen by the musician.

“He chose us as the ideal venue to host him. This is something good because we were not expecting it. The tour will happen here and we have only a few logistics that we have to sort out, so more information is yet to be revealed,” he said. The show is scheduled for October 30 at Mdzimba View Shisanyama.

Eswatini is one of the countries the musician is interested in visiting as part of the tour. The tour has already started; it began on July 11 and fans had the chance to head to Toorly, the world’s first fan-driven global live events platform, to request the Ivyson Tour to their city.

Fan input does not end there; Nasty C is also encouraging his fans to shape the show by suggesting special guest performers and local support acts, as well as requesting Ivyson Gaming to be part of their city’s tour experience.  In the kingdom, MTN Bushfire Firefly 2025 winner Ace Julz is currently one of the artists eager to showcase their talent during the tour.

Full article available in our publication.

Local musician Ace Julz is eager to showcase their talent at the tour.
Local musician Ace Julz is eager to showcase their talent at the tour.
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