Artists rock the cradle for charity

The entrance fee for the show was a gift for a child and more than 350 guests attended.

December 3, 2016

Bianca Pindral Less than a minute

The rock band Saarkie rocks for charity at this years' Rocking the Cradle event. Photo: Andre Smith

Gert Koevert recently organised a charitable event to ensure the children of The Bethany House and Cradle of Hope do not go empty handed this Christmas.

Dozi was one of the artists that rocked the cradle for charity. Photo: Andre Smith — Dozi was one of the artists that rocked the cradle for charity.
Photo: Andre Smith

The event was named Rocking the Cradle as artists and various rock bands performed free of charge.

The entrance fee was a gift for a child, which was donated to the charity organisations.

More than 350 guests attended the show to watch artists such as Dozi, Heuning, Howie Combrink, Saarkie and Gert Koevert on the Krugersdorp Town Hall stage.

The beneficiaries expressed their surprise and appreciation for the helping hand the artists have extended to them.

Adéle Fouché, lead singer of the band Saarkie played guitar in honor of the beneficiaries. Photo: Andre Smith — Adéle Fouché, lead singer of the band Saarkie played guitar in honor of the beneficiaries.
Photo: Andre Smith

Gert Koevert sang his lungs out during a charity event held for the beneficiaries of Bethany House and Cradle of Hope. Photo: Andre Smith — Gert Koevert sang his lungs out during a charity event held for the beneficiaries of Bethany House and Cradle of Hope.
Photo: Andre Smith

Drummer Gavin made a beat as the lead singer of his band sung his lungs out for charity. Photo: Andre Smith — Drummer Gavin made a beat as the lead singer of his band sung his lungs out for charity.
Photo: Andre Smith

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December 3, 2016

Bianca Pindral Less than a minute

Artists rock the cradle for charity

The entrance fee for the show was a gift for a child and more than 350 guests attended.

The entrance fee was a gift for a child, which was donated to the charity organisations.

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