ON Friday 9 May LIVE Gets The Blues with The Gloucester Blues Project from Pietermaritzburg.
Support acts are The Glenwood Village Music Blues Band and Bobby and The Dynamites.
R50 per person. Doors open at 8pm.
ON Saturday 10 May Rubber Duc, from Jo’burg, will be at LIVE-The Venue, 166 Matthews Meyiwa (Stamford Hill) Road.
Support act is The Accidentals.
R50 entrance. Doors open at 8pm.
Contact 084 510 3107.
CAMDEN031, 507 Lillian Ngoyi Road, Morningside, presents the Wednesday evening acoustic jam with local musos and cocktail specials. Music starts at 7pm. Free entry.
On Friday 9 and Saturday 10 May there will be comedy with Masood Boomgard’s solo show “It’s a funny country”.
The show starts at 9pm. R50 entry.
VIBRANT South African band, Afritude, comprised of Sylvester Dunn on lead vocals and brothers Derek and Mike on guitar and bass, will be making their mark with lively performances at Wahooz at uShaka Marine World each and every Saturday from now until the end of June.
JAZZ Lunch at Alliance Française, Sutton Crescent, Morningside, in partnership with Café Saint Germain, presents Zama on Saturday 10 May.
Zama pursued her musical journey at the higher education institute at UKZN School of Arts. She studied as a jazz vocalist in Jazz and Popular Music in Diploma. In 2013 she performed pieces of her own re-arrangements at Centre for Jazz and Popular music and graduated in April.
Entrance is free. Contact 031 312 9582.
