One man and a loop pedal makes music
Jeremy Loops will perform at the Durban Botanic Gardens on 11 April.
ALT-FOLK sensation Jeremy Loops will be wowing the Durban Botanic Gardens during an Old Mutual Music at the Lake concert on Saturday, 11 April at 6pm.
Performing with a loop pedal and layering tunes to create a wondrous multi-layered soundscape, this one-man band from Cape Town has been setting the local festival circuit alight for the past couple of years.
His lively performances rely on crowd participation as well as skilled collaborators, such as vocalist/rapper Motheo Moleko and Jamie Faull on saxophone and drums. Inspired by legends such as Woody Guthrie and Bob Dylan, but bringing a distinctly modern twist to his folk sound, Loops’s ingenious sonic mash-ups will blow you away.
His recently-released debut album, Trading Change, has been enthusiastically received, and now Durban audiences can experience a true original in action during this sunset picnic concert.
Take your cooler boxes, picnic baskets and blankets. Children can enjoy added entertainment in the supervised Kidzone.
Book online at www.webtickets.co.za at R150 per ticket, or R170 if you buy your tickets at the gate on the day of the concert from 5pm. Children aged eight to 12 pay R60, under-eights get in free.
