A COLD and wet weekend is expected innie Kaap but things are heating up as the iconic international Jazz band Shakatak takes the stage this Saturday at the Grand Arena in Grand West.
The UK band took to the Grand Area stage for one night only in September 2023 as part of their 40th anniversary world tour and saw that Cape Town has lekker mense. Now they are back again this Saturday giving you their greatest hits.
The band, comprising Jill Saward (lead vocals), Bill Sharpe (keys), Keith Winter (guitar), George Anderson (bass) and Roger Odell (drums) is known for their smooth melodies and captivating performances.
Shakatak promises an unforgettable evening filled with music that transcends generations.
Experience live renditions of their iconic tracks such as Night Birds, Down on the Street, and Easier Said Than Done, along with surprises from their extensive catalog.
Whether you’re a longtime fan or a newcomer to their sound or a lover of jazz music then this is a night of musical brilliance you won’t want to miss. Tickets cost R250 on Ticketmaster and the show starts at 8pm.
Steal a deal at Thrift fest
CAPEGATE Shopping Centre is the place to be this winter school holidays with the return of the ever-popular CG Thrift Fest Winter Edition, the launch of exciting new stores and a line-up of family-friendly holiday fun.
From Friday, 27 June to Sunday 29 June, Capegate invites treasure hunters and bargain seekers to explore their much-loved CG Thrift Fest.
Taking over Checkers Court and flowing into Partners Court, the pop-up market brings together curated stalls packed with pre-loved, vintage and second-hand gems.
From retro fashion to unique décor, it’s a budget-friendly experience full of charm and character.
With extended hours on Friday and Saturday from 9am to 8pm and a full day of trading on Sunday from 9am to 5pm, CG Thrift Fest Winter Edition offers plenty of time to explore and find that perfect item to level up your Winter wardrobe.
With the school holidays in full swing the popular Capegate Ice Rink returns running daily from Friday, 27 June until Monday, 21 July, perfect for kids aged 3 to 13 and their brave parents.
Kramer Honoured
IN CELEBRATION of legendary South African singer and songwriter David Kramer, a special live tribute will be streaming from Friday.
If you couldn’t get a ticket for the live show or just want to experience the magic again, now’s your chance.
Celebrate David Kramer’s birthday in style, wherever you are in the world. Featuring an all-star lineup such as Zolani Mahola, Emo and Loukmaan Adams, SA Youth Choir, Alistair Izobell, André Terblanche, Nur Abrahams, Xoliswa Tom, Die Betjies van Betjiesfontein and backed by the legendary Sean D Band.
Tickets for the link are R250 and streaming starts from 27 June and is available to watch for 72 hours. Get your ticket here: https://tinyurl.com/DavidTributeOnline
Gig guides
Die jol is uit and legendary Hanover Street in Grandwest is shutting down in style this Saturday with an all-star line-up featuring Mr Thela, Ricky Vani Frontline, Dr Jules, DJ Rollstoel, DJ Justin and many more. Cover charge is R100 before 10pm. Tickets are available at the door.
Kaapse muso’s are coming together this Sunday at Utopia Cafe and Lounge to help raise funds to feed the Cape this winter with the second edition of Feed The Music featuring Theo Watt, Carmen Xclusive, Richard Ceasar, Lady Holly, Lady E, Iekraan and many more. Tickets are available at R100 and doors open at 6pm.
Destiny CPT presents House of Soul this Saturday with music by Ziggy 4x, Enrico Celento, DJ Mickz, DBoy and more. Doors open at 9pm and tickets are available at Airdosh.