| Friday | 3pm | Glenn Robertson Jazz Band | |
4pm | Failing Forward | ||
5pm | 12th Avenue | ||
6pm | The Beams | ||
7pm | Tasha Baxter | ||
8pm | Chasing Friday | ||
9pm | The Plastics | ||
| Saturday | 10am | Pravda23 | |
11am | Natalia | ||
12pm | Mark Schellhas | ||
1pm | Andy Lund & The Mission Men | ||
2pm | Abavuki | ||
3pm | The Gugulethu Tenors | ||
4pm | Strayplay | ||
5pm | Jamali | ||
6pm | JacSharp (electro) | ||
7pm | The Lancaster Band | ||
8pm | Louise Day Band | ||
| Sunday | 10am | The Brothers Streep | |
11am | Captain Stu | ||
12pm | Josh Grierson | ||
1pm | Julia Jakobsen | ||
2pm | Josie Field | ||
3pm | Forgotten Superhero | ||
4pm | Hot Water | ||
5pm | CODA |
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Little Hearts Festival
Monday, September 8, 2008
Friday Night Fever
Dj Low kicked off the night with a brilliant set of mixed music genres, ranging from reggae to a Desmond and the Tutus remix. People started hitting the floor, and began to warm up for The Beams.
Fifteen minutes before the performance, the dance floor could not be seen. Bodies were squeezed together like sardines to watch The Beams. As per-usual, Paul’s dancing either gets you going or makes you laugh, but either way you have a good time. Shake Shake, baby. Faces were seen bobbing up and down as girls mounted their boyfriends....shoulders. Epileptic looking dance moves became the norm and pretense was thrown to the wind as the party heated up.
The progress from the band is amazing. From an almost shy stage presence (Paul excluded) to flamboyant extroversion from the guitarist and bassist, The Beams are definitely extending their rays. Let us not forget that these guys also like to party, as Paul took a short vomit break between songs, turned around looked up at the crowd, smiled and sayed “all better now!” The party went on.
Gazelle: What an unusual bunch of guys. The outfits on stage were indie-come-african-tribe. The performance was better than the usual and this could be credited to the live band that accompanied them. The performance was an African theme and sound was a fresh blend of Dub, electro-synth mixed with Johnny Clegg. A unique experiment that they credit to the African Renaissance, “African Chic”. These guys have a colourful presence that mixes Africa with the West, merging cultures and creating a great mood for the dance. They guys rock. Proudly (South) African. The band is made up of Xander Ferreira and Nick Matthews (Coda and the Iridium project). As they say “The focus is to create authentic Afrikan Elektronik Dance Musik.” And they want to begin the process in Cape Town, the Mother city of creation.
Sibot, an old favourite of the scene, closed off the night and played some of his golden oldie Real Estate Agent stuff and some new things. So the young and old could relate to everything. For those who came for the djs a chill out section in Assembly was the way for them. With foosball tables and arcade computer games that take you back to your childhood.
Nothing was lacking on Friday night.
Post by Kate Roux
Keep an eye out for pics from this event on WAA!
Thursday, September 4, 2008
Neon tights and laser lights
Gazelle
Dj Low
Prepare for lights and action. Dance away the week’s frustrations on the floor and maybe meet someone real nice… how could one pass up a culmination of live acts and top djs? The locals consist of The Beams which always please, the new comers, Gazelle (amazing act) and old timer and favourite Sibot will be scratching the turntables along with dj Low. Gazelle will also be playing with a live band for the first time EVER and they will perform 2 NEW TRACKS.
Come now kids, give into your desires and show face. There’s something for everyone and Reebok will be giving away nice goodies and shoes…who could resist!
Line-up:
9 - 10:45 - dj low - FREE ENTRANCE TILL 10PM then R30 thereafter
10:45 - 11:30 - The Beams
11:45 - 12:30 - Gazelle
12:30 - close - Sibot
C’mon…give in.
By Kate Roux