3 Tons of Fun is synonymous with high-energy performances, unstoppable fun, and big, joyful smiles. Since their formation in 2007, they’ve been redefining what it means to be glamorous, proving that beauty comes in all shapes and sizes.

Their powerful message of body positivity inspires women everywhere to embrace their authentic selves.

As one of South Africa’s most beloved all-female vocal groups, 3 Tons of Fun has performed at the country's most prestigious events, including sharing the stage with Mariah Carey at the launch of Cape Town’s One & Only Hotel. They've dazzled at elite weddings, high-profile corporate functions, and more.

Meet the powerhouse trio:

• Nontokozo "Saxy Sthe" Mfuphi hails from KwaZulu-Natal, where she studied jazz at the Natal Technikon, a breeding ground for South Africa’s music greats. A gifted vocalist and songwriter, Sthe penned several tracks for the group’s debut album Larger than Life and released a music video for her original song "Usibali." In 2021, Sthe returned to the studio with her bandmates to record their hit single, Mmmmh! followed closely by Ingaphakati which was released in 2022.

• Bulelwa "Beautiful Bee" Sakayi comes from East London in the Eastern Cape. She initially pursued a degree in chemical engineering before turning to the performing arts. As a talented singer and actress, Bee has performed internationally and is known for her role in the critically acclaimed film U-Carmen Khayelitsha. Her infectious energy brings a playful flavour to the group’s performances.

• Michelle "Mysterious Michelle" Thomas is Cape Town born and bred. The early loss of her drummer father sparked Michelle's passion for music, leading her to abandon her degree at UWC to pursue her true calling. Since joining Sthe and Bee in 2007, Michelle has been mesmerizing audiences with her unique voice and magnetic stage presence.

Over the years, 3 Tons of Fun has captivated audiences worldwide, performing across Vietnam, Italy, France, Dubai, London, Zambia, Switzerland, and beyond. Most recent trip was to Puerto Rico.

Despite the challenges they’ve faced, these resilient women keep audiences smiling, laughing, and dancing like no one’s watching.

Their performances are a celebration of South African music, blending English hits with Xhosa, Zulu, and Afrikaans songs from legends like Miriam Makeba, Brenda Fassie, and Judith Sephuma. The result? A show that touches the hearts of people from all walks of life.

3 Tons of Fun is synonymous with high-energy performances, unstoppable fun, and big, joyful smiles. Since their formation in 2007, they’ve been redefining what it means to be glamorous, proving that beauty comes in all shapes and sizes.

Their powerful message of body positivity inspires women everywhere to embrace their authentic selves.

As one of South Africa’s most beloved all-female vocal groups, 3 Tons of Fun has performed at the country's most prestigious events, including sharing the stage with Mariah Carey at the launch of Cape Town’s One & Only Hotel. They've dazzled at elite weddings, high-profile corporate functions, and more.

Meet the powerhouse trio:

• Nontokozo "Saxy Sthe" Mfuphi hails from KwaZulu-Natal, where she studied jazz at the Natal Technikon, a breeding ground for South Africa’s music greats. A gifted vocalist and songwriter, Sthe penned several tracks for the group’s debut album Larger than Life and released a music video for her original song "Usibali." In 2021, Sthe returned to the studio with her bandmates to record their hit single, Mmmmh! followed closely by Ingaphakati which was released in 2022.

• Bulelwa "Beautiful Bee" Sakayi comes from East London in the Eastern Cape. She initially pursued a degree in chemical engineering before turning to the performing arts. As a talented singer and actress, Bee has performed internationally and is known for her role in the critically acclaimed film U-Carmen Khayelitsha. Her infectious energy brings a playful flavour to the group’s performances.

• Michelle "Mysterious Michelle" Thomas is Cape Town born and bred. The early loss of her drummer father sparked Michelle's passion for music, leading her to abandon her degree at UWC to pursue her true calling. Since joining Sthe and Bee in 2007, Michelle has been mesmerizing audiences with her unique voice and magnetic stage presence.

Over the years, 3 Tons of Fun has captivated audiences worldwide, performing across Vietnam, Italy, France, Dubai, London, Zambia, Switzerland, and beyond. Most recent trip was to Puerto Rico.

Despite the challenges they’ve faced, these resilient women keep audiences smiling, laughing, and dancing like no one’s watching.

Their performances are a celebration of South African music, blending English hits with Xhosa, Zulu, and Afrikaans songs from legends like Miriam Makeba, Brenda Fassie, and Judith Sephuma. The result? A show that touches the hearts of people from all walks of life.