Freshlyground Says Farewell at Mercury Live

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They say all good things come to an end, right? Freshlyground is one example of a good thing coming to an end…for now.

Don’t miss out on Freshlyground’s Farewell Club Gig where we all say goodbye to the band but excitedly wait for Zolani to launch her new career as a solo artist. We’re glad some good can come from the announcement.

Freshlyground planned this gig for their fans so they can thank them for the incredible support they have shown the band over the last 17 years all the way back when they won the Emerging Sounds Competition in 2002.

At the gig you can expect other artists like Sky Dladla and Chris Bakalanga joining Freshlyground at their last show.

The Details

When:   22 November 2019
Where: Mercury Live,
                  43 De Villiers Street, Zonnebloem,
                  Cape Town
Time:     8 pm to 2 am | Doors open at 6 pm
Cost:      Early bird R100
                  Phase One R120
                  Phase Two R150

What to Expect

  • Sky Dladla
  • Christian Bakalanga
  • Freshlyground

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About Sky Dladla

Founder of Blackroots Marimbas, co-founder of Azanian Aesthetics and Indigenous Too, Sibahle Sky Dladla is a multi-talented artist. Born in the township Gugulethu, Cape Town, Sky is an African instrumentalist, marimba maker, singer, songwriter, percussionist, and bow instrument maker.

Graduating with a Diploma at the University of Cape Town and an Advance Diploma in African Instruments, Sky is currently completing her post Grad Diploma in African Music.

Her main instruments are marimba. Nyunga, mbira, uhadi bow, kayombe, and djembe.

About Christian Bakalanga

Christian Bakalanga, guitarist in Freshlyground, was born in Kinshasa, Congo and was part of a family with seven children. He found an interest in music at the age of ten when he was part of a choir. After a few years Christian learned to play the guitar and started working with various musical groups and artists.

Christian decided to move to South Africa in 2004 where he collaborated with musical projects such as Moreira Changouca, Hot Water, Simphiwe Dhana, and Freshlyground.

At present, Christian is part of Afro Fiesta where he sings backup vocals and plays lead guitar alongside Mermans Mosengo and Jason Tamba.