She has already travelled over 12,500km of the estimated 18,000km she will travel around southern Africa. Her message of hope and encouragement to survivors of violent and sexual crimes to speak out about their ordeals has taken her to Limpopo, Gauteng, the North West Province, the Western Cape, the Eastern Cape, KwaZulu-Natal, the Free State and Lesotho, thus far. The tour continues until Monday, 27 April (Freedom Day) in Joburg. She will do shows in the rest of Gauteng over the next seven days.
The tour will culminate in a fantastic event at Marks Park on 27 April, where some of the music industry's finest artists will show their support on stage.
Performing to thousands of South Africans across the demographic, religious and cultural spectrum, Chapman performs at theatres, live music venues, prisons, schools, hospitals, night shelters, abuse centres, residences for the elderly, on national television (including Morning Live, Expresso and Hectic Nine, ETV Sunrise and more) as she touches lives along the way.
Her blend of storytelling and incredible original folk/country music has impacted on survivors and communities on the ground level, one person at a time. Not only does she appeal to survivors to speak out and break the silence, but she also encourages everyday South Africans to get involved and become a part of the solution to an epidemic of violence and abuse that has swept over our country.
• Natalie Chapman
• Raoul and Black Friday
• Roan
• Janie Bay
Bookings at www.tixsa.co.za/index.php/event-list
Ticket Price: R50 online or R60 at the gate.
