Cape Town International Jazz Fest kicks off tomorrow
The 16th annual festival is taking place at the Cape Town Convention Centre.
CAPE TOWN - More than 30,000 revellers are
descending upon Cape Town for the International Jazz Festival that kicks off
tomorrow.
The 16th annual festival is taking place in the Cape Town
Convention Centre.
Kaz Henderson from the communications team says they are
expecting even more festival goers than previous years.
Last night a free community concert in Green Market Square
provided a sample of what to expect at the two-day long festival.
"We have got an amazing line-up of artists to suit
everyone's tastes. Five stages, 17,000 people, it's going to rock."
Grammy nominated Amel Larrieux is an American singer-songwriter who is just one of the major artists performing alongside each other including Basia Trzetrzelewska and Beatenberg.
Grammy nominated Amel Larrieux is an American singer-songwriter who is just one of the major artists performing alongside each other including Basia Trzetrzelewska and Beatenberg.
The popular jazz festival is now sold out.
The Swiss-South African jazz collaboration Bänz Oester and the rainmakers is made up of bassist Bänz Oester and saxophonist Ganesh Geymeier from Switzerland, and pianist Afrika Mkhize and drummer Ayanda Sikade from South Africa.
The popular jazz festival is now sold out.
