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Glenn Jones: All For You | South Africa Tour

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16 & 18 June 2023

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Glenn Jones is an American Grammy Award Nominee and Multi-Award-Winning Soul and R&B Superstar.

His best-known songs are "All for You", "We only Just Begun", " All I need to Know ", "Family Time" and "Here I Go Again" which has reached No 1 on Billboard R&B Charts in the USA. Glenn Jones has sold over 10 million copies worldwide and his single "All for You" is currently one of the most-played Soul and R&B songs on South Africa's radio stations as well as The Soul Sessions Culture in South Africa.

Be part of this amazing tour which will be held at the Sun City Superbowl on the 16th and 18th of June 2023.

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R450 – R1150 per person

Floor Seating (Block A) - R1 150 pp |  Bleacher seating (Blocks B-F) - R850 pp

Upper-Level seating - R700 pp |  Upper-Level seating (Block M Back) - R450 pp

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16 June Tickets

18 June Tickets

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Glenn Jones-All For You South Africa Tour

Fri Jun 16 2023 at 04:00 pm to Sun Jun 18 2023 at 01:00 am

Sun City Superbowl | Mabopane, GT

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INSTRUMENTAL (oohhooo) Im all for you (oooh) I can't hide and i can't fake it baby This time is for real, the love we have. Is not mistaken, baby... i feel its gonna last Cause girl i love you. (i love you...)oh my baby My love is true... (its true...)and i'll do anything, all for you. Can't you see that, i love you... I'm all for you. (i do know that, i best love you)im all for you There's just enough love in my heart (My love is true) and baby its all for you. Its still the same, since we met. and dont let nothing, change no... Just keep on doing, what you doing to me girl. I'll never ever gona, do you wrong. I love you... (i love you...)oh my baby My love is true... (its true...)and i'll do anything, all for you. Can't you see that, i love you... I'm all for you. (i do know that, i best love you)im all for you There's just enough love in my heart (My love is true) and baby its all for you. All i do is think about you.(yeah) (is think about you) Ooooh.all the good things you do.(yeah) Its all about to love you, to thee end of time. So lets get it on,(lets get it on) Girl lets get it on. {} yeah.ooooh... laaadada... There's just enough love in my heart Ooohhhh and baby its all for you. Girl i love you,(i love you) Oh my baby, My love is true(its true) Ooh my sugar, i need you, oh my baby. when ever you do girl, im with you. You know you mean the world to me. {} Can't you see that, i love you... (ooohh) now you mean the world to me cant you see that, i love you... girl im all for you, any way you want me girl(i love you) i got this feeling about you. i wanna hold you.(yeahhhh) oooooohhooooo... for you, i love, i love, i love you in every way... laaadada... dalada... and baby its all... for you.ehheeey i love you... yey... yeah... i..., mmmmmmmmm... ooooohhh.

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