Nigerian music sensation Tems delivered a breathtaking performance in Johannesburg, leaving fans in awe during the South African leg of her 'Born In The Wild' world tour. The sold-out concert took place at The Dome, Nasrec, a state-of-the-art venue in Johannesburg with a seating capacity of 6,000. Tems enchanted the audience with a stellar lineup of her biggest hits, showcasing her signature sound and vocal prowess in a performance that will be remembered for years to come. Beyond the thrilling stage act, the Grammy-winning artist also took time to personally connect with fans during an exclusive meet-and-greet session, further intensifying the excitement surrounding the event. This Johannesburg show marked the first African stop on Tems' global tour after the cancellation of her scheduled performance in Kigali, Rwanda. On January 30, the singer took to her X account to announce the decision, citing geopolitical tensions between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. In her statement, Tems acknowledged that she had been unaware of the ongoing crisis at the time of planning and expressed sincere regret to anyone who may have perceived her initial decision as insensitive. She also extended her heartfelt thoughts to those affected by the conflict. The 'Born In The Wild' tour follows the release of her highly acclaimed debut album of the same name, which earned her a Grammy nomination for Best Global Album. The year 2025 has already been monumental for the 29-year-old superstar, as she recently won her second Grammy Award for Best African Song Performance at the 67th Grammy ceremony. Further cementing her global dominance, Tems recently took center stage at the prestigious O2 Arena during the unveiling of Aston Martin’s latest car for the 2025 Formula 1 season. Her participation in such a high-profile international event underscores her rising influence and status as one of Africa’s biggest music exports.