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Cape Town - It’s almost the weekend and if you don’t have any plans yet, then look no further!
Whether you want to rock out or just chill out, we’ve got you covered.
We went in search of some music events that will make your weekend even sweeter.
Check them out here:
John Legend
John Legend is currently in Cape Town and has already played one sold-out show at the Grand Arena. And while Friday night is also sold out, there are still tickets left for Saturday night's show at the Grand Arena, GrandWest. So hurry up and get all the deets here!
Piekniek & Musiek met Elvis Blue
Elvis Blue will be performing on Sunday 12 November at Zevenwacht Wine Estate for this picnic style concert. Blackbyrd’s Tarryn Lamb will be the opening act. Food stalls, picnic baskets and drinks will be available at the venue. Gates open at 14:00. Click here for more info and to book your spot.
Da Les
Escape with Da Les and host Faith Nketsi on Saturday 11 November at Harem in Rosebank. The night will also feature Double D. Click here for more info.
Moozlie
Catch the launch of Moozlie’s MixTape and Thabsie’s album Song About You at Moloko Club in Pretoria on Friday. Doors open at 22:00 and artists set to make an appearance include JR, Major League, Gemini Major and more. Click here for more info.
The band kicked off their SA tour in Cape Town on Tuesday with an electric performance that had fans asking for more at the Gradn Arena. The band will be performing in Pretoria on Friday 10 November (sold out) and Saturday 11 November. There are still tickets available for Saturday’s show. Click here for more details.
After releasing their debut album Slightly Ajar in April this year, Cape Town folk indie duo Roxton met Herki have entertained audiences across South Africa and in Europe. Their sound, created with a refurbished cajon, acoustic guitar, vocals and a loop station, depicts a strong African undertone and fills the void of originality among much of South Africa’s music. Catch them live at Café Roux in Cape Town on Friday 10 November. Tickets cost R80. Click here for more info and to book your spot.
