Kenya’s celebrated boy band, Sauti Sol, has announced a farewell tour, marking the end of their illustrious 15-year journey in the music industry. The group, known for hits like “Sura Yako” and “Melanin,” revealed plans for a series of concerts across major cities in Kenya and Africa, providing fans a chance to celebrate their legacy. The farewell tour, aptly named “The Last Chapter,” is set to begin in July 2024, with the band members indicating they will pursue solo projects and other creative ventures post-tour. This announcement has stirred mixed emotions among fans, who are both excited for the upcoming performances and nostalgic about the group’s significant impact on Kenyan music.
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