Diarise Sunday, March 3, when one of South Africa’s most popular music groups, The Parlotones, take the stage at the magnificent Durban Botanical Gardens.
This special performance by the country’s most loved
rock band announces the first show of “The Parlotones
Orchestrated” tour. The tour will see the band take their
hits to venues across the country in a scintillating display of contemporary
yet classical versions of their extensive discography, together with a chamber
ensemble which has been arranged and will be conducted by composer and
acclaimed musician, Brendan Jury.
With a string of hits under their belt, the four man
band, consisting of Kahn Morbee, Neil Pauw and brothers’ Glen and Paul Hodgson
– are known for their professional and polished stage performances.
In 2015 The Parlotones completed three successful
tours of South Africa, a tour of Europe, as well as the USA, and
have - achieved massive international acclaim for performances with Coldplay,
Starsailor, Snow Patrol and Blue October.
Old Mutual sponsorship manager Bandile Mngoma says:
“It’s a pleasure to welcome back to the gardens these talented musicians -, who
have proved a firm favourite with local audiences. Old Mutual is a proud
sponsor of the beautiful Music at the Lake events and we keenly support our
home-grown music talent that plays such a vital role in building the rich
cultural tapestry of our nation. The Parlotones are without a doubt one of the
most original forces on the local music scene and we are delighted that they
have chosen the Old Mutual Music at the Lake series to launch their
Orchestrated tour.”
To open for The Parlotones will be Indie pop band Al
Bairre. As newcomers to the garden, their combination of cello, violin,
guitars, keys, and drums will certainly add to the rhythm of the afternoon.
Launched in 2012, the Cape Town based band consists of Kyle Davis, Tom Kotze, Tessa Johnson, Julia Johnson and Nicholas Preen. Their energetic
and savvy stage presence offers fans a real unique melodic experience.
Tickets for the concert are likely to sell like hot
cakes, so buy yours today and start stocking the cooler box and packing the
picnic blanket for a glorious afternoon of music and nature. Refreshments will
also be on sale at the gardens, and children can enjoy fun activities at the
secure Kidzone.
- Ticket prices: R140 adults at www.webtickets.com
- On the day sales at the garden: R160
- Children aged 8-12 pay R60; kids under 8 are free. All children are welcome at the KidZone for some extra fun and games.
- Gates open at 13h00 for pre-sold ticket holders; 13h30 for on-the-day sale
- Music starts at 14h00
- Drinks, cooler boxes and picnic baskets are welcome
Secure
parking is available on the Juventus ground. Entrance to all parking is off
lower John Zikhali (Sydenham) Road, adjacent to the Botanic Gardens and the
Munies Hockey Field, also off lower John Zikhali (Sydenham) Road.
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