By Netshakhuma Muleya
STANLEY Sedzani Sigebe, popularly known as Pro Heed, is set to bring his Crossroads Musical Tour to Beitbridge for the first Zimbabwean stop at Tarlove Sports Bar at Matshiloni on June 6, 2026.
Born in Niani near Masisi in Limpopo, South Africa, the artist started rapping at the age of 10 while in Grade 4 at Makununde Primary School.
Pro Heed has built a growing following through songs such as This Feeling, Ndi pota ngafhi and Mjolo Ndi Scam.
The Beitbridge event is expected to focus on, live performances, photography sessions and social connection, with free entrance from 6pm until the following morning.
Speaking to Ziyah News Network, Pro Heed said the tour is centred on unity and bringing people together through music.
“Our goal is to spread social cohesion, oneness, and peace through music. It is built around performing my love songs like This Feeling, Ndi Pota Ngafhi, Mafunoni, Maratoni and Takalani Misi Yothe and giving people a chance to meet and connect,” he said.
Pro Heed described the Crossroads Musical Tour as more than a concert series.
“The tour is positioned as a fan meetup and live performance where people can meet soulmates and connect through the music.” he said.
Manager of Tarlove Sports Bar, Mrs Taru, told Ziyah news network that, preparations were underway for the show.
“We are excited to host one of the exceptional musicians to ever grace the Tarlove stage, and we are looking forward to a night of celebrating talent and dancing from the Beitbridge fans,” she said.
The Crossroads Musical Tour has already passed several stops across South Africa.
Pro Heed performed in Tembisa at Thathe Inn, also known as Ha-Musanda, before heading to Tshiawelo Venda Sun in Soweto.
The artist is also expected in Cape Town on 30 May 2026 for the Zwibodo Cape Town third anniversary celebrations, while the Sandton performance has been moved to June 12, 2026.