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Rocking the Daisies 2013: Saturday
Saturday 5 October 2013 The combination of the bitter cold and my inability to find a comfortable position meant I hardly slept on Friday night. Still, I woke up feeling surprisingly energised. It was the big day of Rocking the … Continue reading
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Tagged acoustic, alt-j, boys noize, brass, british, costumes, crowd, crowd surfing, daisies, desmond & the tutus, dressing up, favourites, gigs & festivals, guitars, hippies, hipsters, hog hoggidy hog, international act, jeremy loops, jumping musicians, khoitrans, left vity, long hair, motheo moleko, music, nature, ninjas, nomadic orchestra, out in the country, outdoors, paige mac, people, photography, portraits, rock, rocking the daisies, saxophone, skin, skunk anansie, south africa, south african, spoek mathambo, stage, summer, swedish, the hives, weekends, wind, woodstock mafia
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Tagged acoustic, alt-j, boys noize, brass, british, costumes, crowd, crowd surfing, daisies, desmond & the tutus, dressing up, favourites, gigs & festivals, guitars, hippies, hipsters, hog hoggidy hog, international act, jeremy loops, jumping musicians, khoitrans, left vity, long hair, motheo moleko, music, nature, ninjas, nomadic orchestra, out in the country, outdoors, paige mac, people, photography, portraits, rock, rocking the daisies, saxophone, skin, skunk anansie, south africa, south african, spoek mathambo, stage, summer, swedish, the hives, weekends, wind, woodstock mafia
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One Night in Cape Town 2013 at the Grand Arena
Thursday 8 August 2013 I’m so glad that once again those in Cape Town who weren’t heading to Oppikoppi were given the chance to see the festival’s international headliners on one night at Grand West casino, and this year those … Continue reading
Mumiy Troll & Long Time Citizen at Ragazzi
Friday 26 April 2013 Arriving and performing on the 92 year old Sedov sailing ship, and recently voted Russia’s “best band of the millenium”, Mumiy Troll, played their third and final Cape Town gig on Friday at Ragazzi, with the … Continue reading
Aboard the 92 year old Russian Sailing ship, The Sedov
Tuesday 23 April 2013 Stopping over briefly in Cape Town as part of its tour around the world, the 92 year old Barque Sedov is the world’s oldest sailing ship still in operation. Built in Germany in the 1920s and … Continue reading
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Tagged boat, cape town, evenings, events, favourites, gigs & festivals, harbour, international act, moon, mumiy troll, music, ocean, outdoors, outside, photography, rolling stone, ropes, russia, russian, sailing, sailor, sailors, sea, ship, sky, soundcheck, south africa, sunset, uniforms, water, waterfront
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Tagged boat, cape town, evenings, events, favourites, gigs & festivals, harbour, international act, moon, mumiy troll, music, ocean, outdoors, outside, photography, rolling stone, ropes, russia, russian, sailing, sailor, sailors, sea, ship, sky, soundcheck, south africa, sunset, uniforms, water, waterfront
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Parklife Festival: Xavier Rudd, Jeremy Loops & Farryl Purkiss at Kirstenbosch
Friday 22 March 2013 The Parklife acoustic music Festival debuted in Joburg on March 21 and in Cape Town on the following day, at the one-of-a-kind and always gorgeous Kirstenbosch Gardens, where Jeremy Loops and Farryl Purkiss played the sunset opening slots … Continue reading
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Tagged acoustic, australian, barefoot, botanical garden, brass, cape town, didgeridoo, evenings, events, farryl purkiss, garden, gigs & festivals, guitars, international act, jeremy loops, jumping musicians, kirstenbosch, motheo moleko, mountains, music, outdoors, parklife festival, photography, saxophone, south africa, south african, summer, weekends, xavier rudd
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Tagged acoustic, australian, barefoot, botanical garden, brass, cape town, didgeridoo, evenings, events, farryl purkiss, garden, gigs & festivals, guitars, international act, jeremy loops, jumping musicians, kirstenbosch, motheo moleko, mountains, music, outdoors, parklife festival, photography, saxophone, south africa, south african, summer, weekends, xavier rudd
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