The Kiffness cancels Detroit show after equipment was stolen
Is crime a global challenge? South Africa’s parody artist The Kiffness had to cancel a show after his equipment was stolen in Detroit, USA.
Local musician Dave Scott better known as The Kiffness has cancelled one of his shows in Detroit in the United States of America after his equipment was allegedly stolen.
The show was scheduled to take place on Tuesday, 7 November.
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The electronic music producer who has developed an incredible flair for hilarious content is currently touring North America.
Recently renowned American actress Whoopi Goldberg attended one of his shows in New York City.
The Kifness took to social media to apologise to fans who had already bought tickets and to share that they can get their refunds at the point of purchase.
“I’m very sorry to inform my fans in Detroit that tonight’s show has been cancelled due to gear being stolen out of our van.
Between getting a new van, new equipment, police reports, we just don’t have enough time to get the show ready. Refunds available at point of purchase,” he wrote on X.
South African fans felt sorry for The Kiffness and some jokingly asked if he is not in Mzansi given the high rate of crime in the country.
“Sorry for the horrible experience. Crime is a global challenge. Let me know if you need assistance from the South African embassy in Washington,” Department of International Relations and Cooperation Clayson Monyela wrote.