Publicity | Music
CapeTalk announces DJ Eazy as the guest on The Business of Entertainment this Thursday at 9 PM, discussing South Africa's music industry and his career journey. DJ Eazy, a respected figure with 25 years of experience, also hosts the Music Exchange conference on 25 October, promoting collaboration within the entertainment sector.
MEX25 celebrates 15 years with the Global Verse: Music & Culture Summit on 25 October 2025 in Cape Town. Hosted by DJ Eazy, it features dynamic sessions on AI, crowdfunding, and music legislation, aimed at empowering creatives. Attendees can gain insights from industry leaders, explore revenue opportunities, and connect in a vibrant cultural environment.
Annabell Lebethe, CEO of SAMRO, will appear on Cape Talk's "Business of Entertainment" with Martin Myers on October 2. She has a broad background in leadership roles in arts organizations. The segment focuses on insights in the entertainment industry, providing practical tips for creatives and celebrating their contributions.
The Soul Sisters 2025 event at GrandWest Casino featured headliners Robin S and Judy Boucher, alongside Cape Town artists. The night, enhanced by Dillon Roman's seven-piece band, showcased vibrant live music. Special thanks were given to organizers and supporters, including KFM and Ticketmaster South Africa, for contributing to the success.
No Friends of Harry, the iconic South African alternative rock band, is reuniting after nine years with an October/November tour and a comprehensive Box Set release. Celebrated for their explosive live shows and anthem hits from the 1980s and 1990s, this event offers a nostalgic and new experience for fans.
Book Review: Mafia Land by Kyle Cowan Every so often, a book comes along that grips you by the throat and refuses to let go. Kyle Cowan’s Mafia Land is one of those books. It is not just a read it, the book is an experience. With 238 pages of meticulously researched detail, Cowan takes us on a terrifying... Continue Reading →
Annabell Lebethe is the new CEO of SAMRO and will be featured on CapeTalk's "Business of Entertainment" on September 25th. The show, hosted by Martin Myers, highlights insights from creatives in various fields while providing practical industry tips. CapeTalk aims to empower artists and inspire audiences with each conversation.
In September 2025, renowned Mozambican artist Moreira Chonguiça released "Na ku randza," the second part of his trilogy commemorating Mozambique's 50th independence anniversary. Featuring vocalist Pauleta Muholove, the song reinterprets a classic by Gito Baloi. Filmed at Maputo's Central Train Station, it symbolizes resilience and Mozambican identity.
The South African Guide-Dogs Association is launching its third annual Wear Your Shades Day on 17 October 2025, promoting eye health awareness and supporting individuals with visual impairments. Participants are encouraged to buy R20 stickers, wear sunglasses, and share on social media. Funds raised will benefit Assistance Dog programs.
Mayibuye iAfrika Concert: The Rebirth of UbuntuA Landmark Musical Celebration for Reconciliation Month Pretoria, South Africa 6 December 2025 The Mayibuye iAfrika Concert returns for its 4th edition with The Rebirth of Ubuntu, a one-night-only spectacular at the South African State Theatre in Pretoria Created by celebrated guitarist, composer and author Billy Monama, this four-hour showcase unites South Africa’s musical legends with... Continue Reading →
From the creators of the multi-award-winning Vincent – His Quest To Love and Be Loved, comes a breathtaking new musical about the life of one of cinema’s greatest icons: Charlie Chaplin. After rave reviews and sold-out performances in Johannesburg, Wela Kapela Productions proudly brings The Tramp to Cape Town’s Artscape Arena from 1 – 11 October 2025.... Continue Reading →
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.
Cape Town artist and activist Jill Trappler will appear on The Business of Entertainment this Thursday, September 11, after 9pm. With over 30 years of experience, she has significantly impacted South Africa’s arts scene through initiatives like Thupelo and community projects, using art for empowerment and social cohesion.
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.
The highly anticipated Rugby Championship match at Eden Park pits the Springboks against the All Blacks. With South Africa's recent four-match winning streak and key player adjustments, they aim to end New Zealand's unbeaten record at this venue since 1994. Analysts predict a tight contest, favoring the Springboks by a narrow margin.
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.
Cape Town, by Tony Stern and Alain Proust, is an exquisite coffee table book celebrating the beauty of the city through breathtaking photographs. It captures the vibrancy and culture of Cape Town with minimal text, inviting readers to experience its charm. A must-have for lovers of photography and the city alike.
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.
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