New Zealand soul singer TEEKS has reflected on his first South African tour, which covered three cities, describing the experience as 'all love' according to IOL. He spoke about connecting with local audiences, sampling traditional food, discovering the music of Bongeziwe Mabandla and wearing Springbok merchandise on stage during his performances.
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