Singer Zonke Dikana has postponed her upcoming The Evergreen Series concert following a bereavement, with the announcement coming just days before the highly anticipated show.
The concert was scheduled to take place on 24 October 2026 at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg. The performance was expected to bring fans together for an evening celebrating the singer’s music and enduring contribution to South African soul and R&B.
A change of plans for fans
The postponement comes as fans were preparing to experience Zonke’s catalogue of much-loved songs in a live setting.
The Evergreen Series was billed as a special musical experience featuring the award-winning singer backed by a 30-piece live band. The show was expected to take audiences on a nostalgic journey through the songs that have defined her career.
The reason for the postponement is bereavement. However, the exact wording of the announcement and details surrounding the circumstances could not be independently verified at the time of publication.
Zonke’s enduring musical legacy
Zonke has built a loyal following through her distinctive voice, songwriting and ability to connect with listeners through personal, emotionally driven music.
Over the years, she has established herself as one of South Africa’s respected singer-songwriters, with albums such as L.O.V.E, Embo and Ina Ethe contributing to her musical legacy.
Her live performances have remained an important part of her relationship with audiences, who continue to connect with songs that have soundtracked different stages of their lives.
New concert date still to be confirmed
Further details about the rescheduled concert, including the new date and ticket arrangements, should be confirmed by the organisers.
Fans who have already purchased tickets are advised to follow official communication from the event organisers for updates on whether their tickets will remain valid or whether alternative arrangements will be made.
