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On September 12, 2026, South Africa's top rock and blues musicians will reunite at Daisy Jones for the event "Further On Up The Road." Featuring Steve Louw & Big Sky, The Blues Broers, All Night Radio, and the Hugo Veldsman Trio, this gathering celebrates music and lasting friendships in South African rock history.
South African artist Steve Louw releases a passionate live recording of "Across the River," showcasing his acclaimed album's emotional depth.
On September 12, 2026, Daisy Jones at Summerhill Wines will host "Further On Up The Road," featuring renowned South African rock and blues artists. Headlined by Steve Louw & Big Sky, the concert celebrates local music with performances from the Blues Broers, All Night Radio, and the Hugo Veldsman Trio. Tickets are limited.
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Legendary South African musician Steve Louw discussed his new album, Traces of the Flood, on Smile 90.4FM with Benito Vergotine. The album, produced by Kevin Shirley and recorded in Nashville, has received critical acclaim for its songwriting and diverse influences. Louw reflects on themes of redemption and storytelling through music.
Just two weeks after its release, Steve Louw's new album, Traces of the Flood, is garnering exceptional reviews globally. Critics praise its songwriting, musicianship, and emotional depth, reinforcing Louw’s status as a leading South African rock musician. The album is described as a landmark achievement in his career.
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