The 2016 annual Bass Day, which will be held on Saturday, October 29 at Musketeers, the German Club in Westville, brings together bass players from all over the for an event that will feature some of South Africa’s most celebrated bassists.
Doors open at 4 pm and the entrance price of R50 includes entry in a raffle. Continue reading
The Barnyard Theatre at Gateway in Umhlanga will be hosting a performance by Jesse Clegg for the first time on Friday, September 9. When he steps onto the stage he will be following in his dad, Johnny Clegg’s footsteps. Clegg senior performed five sold-out shows at the popular mall venue in 2015. Continue reading
The Centre for Jazz and Popular Music at the University of KwaZulu-Natal’s Howard College campus will be hosting bassist, Trevor Donjeany, on Wednesday, February 17 at 6 pm. Continue reading
Guy Buttery and Gareth Gale
In association with Concerts SA, renowned guitar virtuoso Guy Buttery returns to KwaZulu-Natal with a brand new show. He will be bringing his Standard Bank Ovation Award-winning collaboration with drummer/percussionist extraordinaire, Gareth Gale, to the province with concerts in Durban, Kloof and Salt Rock. Continue reading
Frank Paco.
Musician, Frank Paco, and his ensemble are performing in KwaZulu-Natal this week. Continue reading
Frank Paco.
Musician, Frank Paco, and his ensemble are performing in KwaZulu-Natal this week. Continue reading
Johnny Clegg . Photo: Cobus Bodenstein
The Parlotones
On August 30 the Old Mutual Music in the Gardens series makes history, when both the Pretoria National Botanical Garden and the Walter Sisulu National Garden will host performances by iconic South Africa artists. The Parlotones will play in Pretoria from 1 pm, while Johnny Clegg will play at Walter Sisulu from 5 pm. Continue reading
Lu Dlamini
In honour of Women’s Month, vocalists Lu Dlamini and Mandisa Dlanga will share the stage at Lacoste Lounge, E 1137 Ntombela Road, KwaMashu on Sunday, August 30 at 3 pm. Continue reading
THE Barnyard Theatre at Gateway is hosting five intimate performances with Johnny Clegg, from August 25 to 29. Durban audiences will have a rare opportunity to interact with this South African icon, who is set to receive an OBE from Queen Elizabeth II, as he performs an up-close-and-personal acoustic show.
The Henley Business School Dean’s Music and Creative MBA scholarship has been awarded to South African drummer, Barry van Zyl. He has been the drummer for the Johnny Clegg band for the past 16 years and has toured extensively worldwide. Continue reading
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