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Nasty C is not wasting time after dropping his highly anticipated and well-received new album, FREE. The rapper has launched an eleven-country, seventeen-stop Ivyson Tour, kicking off in Harare this weekend.
Other stops include Nigeria, Ghana, Namibia, Zambia, Uganda, Eswatini, and his home country South Africa, among others.
The tour marks another milestone in Nasty C’s growing global reach, taking South African hip hop beyond borders and across the continent. The Ivyson Tour, now a staple of the rapper’s brand, continues to evolve, serving as both a live experience for fans and a platform for showcasing new material.
This year’s edition of the Ivyson Tour also comes with expanded production and staging across several countries, signaling a continued investment in the tour’s overall experience. Local support acts are expected to join the lineup in various cities.
The tour is scheduled to run with multiple stops in West, Southern, and East Africa. Tour dates and venues have been released via Nasty C’s official platforms, and ticket sales are underway in several cities.
Nasty C has consistently used the Ivyson Tour as a vehicle to connect directly with fans and expand his presence across Africa and beyond. The tour’s growing scale reflects both the artist’s rising profile and the increasing demand for live hip hop experiences across the continent.
