International Amapiano sensation Uncle Waffles is once again proving why she’s one of the most electrifying DJs on the global stage. The Swaziland-born star is headed back to Canada and she’s doing it in style — drawing inspiration from none other than hip-hop icon Melyssa Ford for the announcement of her upcoming Toronto show.
Taking to social media, Uncle Waffles shared the big news in a bold and unforgettable way. In a striking Instagram post, she revealed that she’ll be performing in Toronto on July 1st, teasing what promises to be a monumental night for her fans in North America.
“CANADA 🇨🇦!!!! I’m backkkkk on the 1st of July 🤭! History Toronto! Let’s have a good time, pre sale tickets live rnnnnnn! Yall wanted bigger, yall have bigger🤭! Let’s kissssssssss. Cover inspired by the iconic @melyssaford ! DUH! I mean I had to,” she wrote in the caption, referencing her eye-catching promotional shoot that mirrors the legendary glamour and allure of Melyssa Ford — a figure known for redefining beauty and power in hip-hop media.
The visuals left fans buzzing, with many applauding the creativity, boldness, and homage to a cultural icon. The Toronto show will take place at History, one of the city’s premier live music venues, and is already projected to be one of the most anticipated events of the season.
Uncle Waffles continues to dominate stages across the globe, and her return to Canada comes at a time when her international footprint is only growing stronger. With her high-energy sets, infectious stage presence, and genre-defining sound, she’s become a global ambassador for Amapiano, introducing new audiences to the South African genre while pushing creative boundaries.
Her upcoming performance in Toronto follows her successful tours across Europe and the U.S., and is part of a larger run that includes stops in London and Birmingham. The announcement has already sparked excitement among fans, with presale tickets selling quickly.
As Uncle Waffles continues to break barriers and blend cultural influence with her own unique flair, one thing is clear — she’s not just making music history, she’s living it.
