Jeremy Loop does it twice as well
The scheduled Friday show at the Barnyard at Casterbridge sold out last week, so he added a Thursday show, which was as well attended.
WHITE RIVER – Jeremy Loops doesn’t play the Lowveld often, but when he does his shows sell out.
What a jol it was.
With Motheo Moleko on vocals, Mr Sakitumi on bass, Hiram Koopman on sax and Devin Jones on drums, Loops offered his young fans and adults alike, old hits and new songs from his latest and third album Critical as water, which dropped this year.
The single off it “Waves” has been driving audiences mad.
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This was not an exception and the audience danced the night away to his bigger hits such as “Down south”, “Sinner” and “See, I wrote it for you”.
These were some of the band’s last gigs in South Africa before they embark on a tour of Germany. If Thursday and Friday were anything to go by, the Europeans are in for a treat.
Barnyard owner Steven Hyson said the Friday night tickets sold out three weeks after Jeremy Loops announced they were coming to the Lowveld. They even added more and then the band agreed to the second show, which almost sold out.
“They are just so popular,” Hyson said. “It was a great show. Everyone enjoyed themselves.”
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