As such, given that locally it is the winter season, Black Coffee is out of the country touring the US and Europe as he chases summer until South Africa returns to warmer seasons.
As such, it seems that his celebrity clientele is demanding that he follows them everywhere they are. Specifically, friend and Hip-Hop icon P Didddy.
Did P. Diddy cry over Black Coffee?
Taking to social media recently, there has been a viral video shared. In this viral video, P Diddy is seen allegedly inebriated and calling for Black Coffee. This is as it seems that P Diddy was at a party where Black Coffee was playing a set in Miami.
However, he was playing his set on Sunday, and Diddy who had to work on Monday knew that was not going to be possible given how drunk he was already in the video. Black Coffee shared the video with a laughing emoji.
Currently, it seems that Black Coffee’s time in the US has ended. This is as he returns to Ibiza to continue his residency in the popular European dance capital. Black Coffee has become a signpost of the town since first announcing his long-term residency in Ibiza back in 2019.
Following this, Black Coffee will also head back to the US as he is set to make history in the coming months. As reported at the time of the announcement:
Black Coffee to make his Madison Square Gardens debut
Back in October 2022, Black Coffee played to a sold-out Brooklyn Mirage crowd of 8 000 audience members for his one-man show in New York City. The feat of having been a South African artist with the ability to already sell out a venue that big was already a milestone.
In continuing to inspire excellence, the producer-DJ recently took to his social media to confirm his next big move. This is as he confirmed that a year after making his assertions of moving from the Brooklyn Mirage, Black Coffee has confirmed his imminent debut at Madison Square Gardens.
The venue has a capacity crowd of 20 000, but it is the history of the venue that makes this announcement so special. This is as all the greats have performed at the popular and historical venue in New York City.
While Black Coffee is set to be the first ever (South) African producer-DJ to sell out the venue should ticket sales prove to be successful for the upcoming performance on Saturday, 7 October 2023. He will not be the first South African male to sell out the venue in recent years.
