Die Antwoord SELLS OUT!

Die Antwoord SELLS OUT!Die Antwoord doesn't seem to have any plans to make their exit from the music industry, But have they sold out? Here's more.

by Francois Jansen

28-11-2023 16:33

in Celeb News

Photo: @DieAntwoord / Twitter

Die Antwoord doesn't seem to have any plans to make their exit from the music industry, as the band has just announced their EU and UK tour for the year 2024.

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After a long hiatus from the public arena, the band consisting of Watkin Tudor Jones, Yolandi Vi$$er, and DJ Hi-Tek has made their comeback with the announcement of their tour and documentary called ZEF.

But have they sold out?

According to their Facebook page, the answer is yes.

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Here's more about the upcoming tour, and why the band's lyrics have always been somewhat controversial.

Die Antwoord SELLS OUT Die Antwoord has sold out, according to news posted on their Facebook page.

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Shows in Poland and London have already sold out all of the available concert tickets, with some venues having to add a second show to keep up with the demand.

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The rest of the Reanimated tour will take the band through more of the EU and UK, including dates set for the Czech Republic.

Even though they have always been controversial and odd, the band certainly seems to draw a crowd.

Die Antwoord: EU & UK Tour 2024 The Reanimated tour coincides with the release of the new documentary called ZEF, detailing the official history of the band from their perspective.

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In 2024, the band is expected to tour the EU and UK - and even though many fans have asked for them to visit locations in the United States and South Africa, but these locations seem to have been excluded from their tour.

Controversial lyrics Die Antwoord owes their origin story to a movement known as zef, which has been described by band member Ninja as being a style of poor but fancy'.

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The band's lyrics have always been controversial, from the song Enter the Ninja to the profanity-laden House of Zef, their last album. They seem to be one of those things that you'll either love or hate - or might have no opinion about at all.

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