The award-winning superstar is in the country for the Stanbic Yetu Festival happening over the weekend.
He promised his fans a mega show.
"I will give my all. I did not come all this way to pretend; I will give the fans more than they can imagine," he said while speaking on Classic 105.
Hamilton spoke about spending time with his family as one of the things he treasures.
"It's just music. When I get off the stage, I am washing dishes and cooking for my kids. I also do laundry. I clean it all, I love cooking."
Hamilton says he has learned to balance his personal and musical lives.
He said he is now an established businessman as it was a necessary evil.
"When I got into the music business, I just wanted to sing, but when I got into it, I realised, there was more business than music," he said.
"I had to learn business lest I ended up broke."
He said heartbreak inspired some of his most successful songs.
Charles Mudiwa, Stanbic Bank CEO, says the Stanbic Yetu Festival is something tailor-made to give people hope.
"We started working with Radio Africa group in 2020, when everyone was going through difficulties. We wanted something to give people hope. When things got better and Covid stopped, we decided to go physical instead of digital."
Tickets for the Stanbic Yetu Festival can be found on www.ticketsasa.com or Stanbic Bank branches.
