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Cape Town will host "Soul Sisters 2025" on September 27, featuring legends Judy Boucher and Robin S at GrandWest Casino. The event promises a night filled with soulful performances from local artists and an unforgettable experience. Tickets start at R250, and early booking is recommended to ensure attendance.
This week, Steve Louw celebrates two album anniversaries: "Going Down With Mr Green" (1997) and "Beyond The Blue" (2002). Each album showcases different artistic phases, from the raw energy of his early work to the mature storytelling in his recent album. Both remain essential to his musical journey and resonate today.
Mornay Hoffmeester, a South African drummer and composer, aims to spread joy through music. He founded the Cape Drummers Lab, teaching over 100 students weekly. Known for his collaborations and festival performances, he values empowerment and gives back through charity. At 35, his passion ensures a vibrant musical future.
On 2 September, I moderated a panel at FAME Week Africa, led by Chad Saaiman. The discussion revealed a gap where many creatives focus on success but neglect essential business knowledge. Sustainable careers require education and discipline. My show, The Business of Entertainment, aims to address this, yet no delegates sought it out.
Swiss jazz ensemble Fischermanns Orchestra is set to perform in South Africa from September 26 to October 5, 2025, featuring their unique blend of street jazz. Kicking off at the Joy of Jazz festival in Johannesburg, they will also take the stage in Durban, East London, Gqeberha, and Cape Town, promising exhilarating performances.
This August commemorates 35 years since the release of Big Sky's debut album, Waiting for the Dawn, which profoundly reflected South Africa's late-apartheid struggles. The album, featuring seasoned musicians, gained critical acclaim for its powerful themes of hope and transformation, and remains a significant cultural touchstone. A special concert celebrating this legacy is scheduled for September 13.
The panel "Show Me the Money – Making Sense (and Cents) of the Music Industry Money Map," will be held on 2 September from 10.30 to 11.45 am at CTICC Hall 2. Moderated by Martin Myers, industry insiders will discuss revenue flows, earnings, and provide practical advice for music creatives and entrepreneurs.
John Hassan views music as a powerful means of connection and expression, aiming to positively impact the world. He embraces growth through learning and values authenticity in fame. Inspired by nature, he surprises audiences with his performances while honoring musical legends. His journey reflects dedication, creativity, and a deep love for life and music.
Saxophonist Dan Shout will appear on CapeTalk's "The Business of Entertainment" on Thursday 28th at 9pm. With a versatile career marked by performances alongside legends like Johnny Clegg, Shout has played at renowned festivals and collaborated with top artists. He will share insights from his musical journey and experiences.
Cape Town, South Africa — Triple M Entertainment, under the visionary direction of Martin Myers (renowned for managing Sipho “Hotstix” Mabuse & Siphokazi Jonas), is proud to announce it has been appointed to manage and oversee all bookings for John Hassan and his explosive band Hassan’adas. With a career in the music industry spanning back... Continue Reading →
On September 27, 2025, Cape Town's Grand West Casino will host the Soul Sisters 2025 Concert, featuring legendary artists Judy Boucher and Robin S. Attendees can expect a celebration of classic soul, R&B, and reggae, showcasing South Africa's top female vocalists. Tickets start at R250 and will sell out quickly.
The BMW Art Generation returns to the NIROX Sculpture Park on 30.08.25, bringing together contemporary African culture leaders for intergenerational discussions and exhibitions. This festival promotes a framework that asserts African art's future must thrive on the continent, celebrating the imagination of artists while engaging audiences with live music, food, and fashion.
Jaryd Philander, a Cape Town-based musician, leads the Jaryd Philander Quartet, blending jazz, gospel, and Afro influences. He performs original compositions at various venues, promoting his upcoming show on August 29, 2025. Philander aims to empower through music and fitness, cherishing creativity, collaboration, and human connection in his artistry.
On September 13, 2025, Daisy Jones Bar will host "Further On Up The Road," a historic blues reunion featuring South African legends like Steve Louw and Albert Frost. This event celebrates decades of collaboration and shared passion, promising an unforgettable night of music and heartfelt tributes to blues icons. Tickets are available now.
Tune in to CapeTalk this Thursday at 9 PM for "The Business of Entertainment" with Jason Curtis. He discusses indie music career realities, emphasizing the importance of true fans, storytelling, budget strategies, and building lasting connections. Learn from real experiences to navigate and succeed in today's entertainment industry.
In July 2025, renowned Mozambican saxophonist Moreira Chonguiça announces the release of his new single "Dá Ou Não Dá," featuring Mr Kuka. This collaboration blends traditional urban sounds with jazz, celebrating Mozambican culture. Moreira praises Mr Kuka’s creativity, emphasizing their commitment to cultural heritage and future generations. The single is available on major platforms.
David Derman's new single "Old Friend" delves into personal healing and emotional struggles. It topped the 5FM SA Indie Chart and reflects Derman's journey through music, shaped by his background and studies in wine biotechnology. His aim is to evoke catharsis and connection through relatable themes.
Tim Parr's new EP, Malachi’s Dream, showcases his creative vitality, blending introspective lyrics with vibrant sounds. Featuring five tracks, it reflects on climate change, personal loss, and social themes. Highlighted pieces include the title track and the emotional tribute “You Light Me a Light.” The EP signifies Parr's strong return to music.
Ayden Smith will appear on CapeTalk on July 24 at 9pm, discussing health and longevity for performers with Martin Myers. The conversation covers personal health insights, staying active at any age, and maintaining peak fitness on stage. Smith draws on his sports science background to highlight successful icons like Sting and Bruce Springsteen.
Tune in to CapeTalk on June 26 at 9 PM for an interview with Thundafund CEO Erica Schofield discussing their new crowdfunding guide for non-profits and creatives.
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