This Is Where Cassper Wants To Host His Next Fill Up Concert
This Is Where Cassper Wants To Host His Next Fill Up Concert. Rapper Cassper Nyovest is known for his iconic Fill Up concerts, however, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, large events have taken a backseat in line with restrictions the government has set. The rapper last held a Fill Up concert at Royal Bafokeng Stadium in 2019. He has held concerts at iconic stadiums such as the Moses Mabhida, the FNB Stadium and the Orlando Stadium.
A fan asked the award-winning rapper if next year the lockdown in the country has ended, where would he take his next Fill Up venue. Cassper in his response shared which province, he would like to bring his iconic concert too and also shared a twist on how the next venue could be selected. Cassper shared that he would like to host a Fill Up concert in Mpumalanga but also would for provinces or cities to bid to host the concert.
In his response, Cassper wrote, “Mpumalanga seems to be a great fill up venue but I think the best thing would to be have all the cities or provinces bid. Whatever province has the strongest bid, we will go there with the next fill up. #FillUp2022”
Some Cassper fans agreed with the rapper suggestion, as they shared the province they would like the rapper to perform in. However not every fan was for the idea of provinces or cities placing bids to host the Fill Up event. One tweep suggested that the rapper do a Mzansi tour, to satisfy all his fans. “Mzanzi Tour would satisfy all your fans and get new ones. Why make them bid if you can attend to all of them, let your Team plan around that, have upcoming guys curtain raise boost bizniz for locals etc. Just a thought,” tweeted the fan.
Cassper’s Manager TLee had previously shared the rapper’s plans to bring the Fill Up concerts to outside the borders of South Ah. Tlee responded to a fan, who asked on Twitter “why don’t you do Fillups out of the country?” In his response, Tlee shed light on the future of FillUp. “Won’t be FillUp but Cass touring Africa in a couple months,” he responded.
The rapper had hoped to bring the Fill Up series back, to the Dome, however that won’t be happening as the iconic venue has closed its doors. When the former owners of The TicketPro Dome announced that it had been sold to a new company that does not operate in the eventing space the rapper shared his heartbreak. “This hurts. ? wanted to do 1 more show there when the country opens. I’m not okay,” tweeted Cassper.
