Star-studded line-up at Afriganza
More than 40 top local artists will perform in the Afrikaans music, star-studded Afriganza show, at Carnival City, on Saturday, March 8.
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The line-up is headed by Kurt Darren, Anton Goosen, Gerhard Steyn, Anais and André Swiegers.
Kurt needs no introduction, and for those who have never seen him perform, this muliti-award winning singer, TV presenter and actor is at the top of his game, with new songs from his recent album, Seerower.
Musician, singer and songwriter Anton Goosen is generally regarded as the father of Afrikaans rock and a pivotal figure in Afrikaans music.
Gerhard Steyn has also made his mark on the Afrikaans music industry since his first hit, Baby Tjoklits.
Combined with his acting career on television, Gerhard is a household name.
Anais is a vibrant singer with a powerful, yet warm voice.
Her music could be described as acoustic rock, which she describes as “music with feel”.
Formerly known as Squire Blue, André Swiegers has enjoyed success both as a singer and as a songwriter.
His songs have been recorded by artists such as Laurika Rauch, Juanita du Plessis, Theuns Jordaan and Coleske.
Among André’s best-known songs are Eva, Blou, Doncella and Eiland.
His latest album, Ghost Train, was released last year.
The rest of the bill includes ADAM, Waldo Lotz, Giovanni, Joe F, Wynand Strydom, Cheree, Ryan Walt, Rooies, Andries Vermeulen, Ses Snare, Stephan Visagie, Helene Bester, Jasmyn, Christiaan Kritzinger, Touch of Class, Karlien Husselman, Juan Boucher, Chrizaan, Hennie Jacobs (Diedrik in 7de Laan), Elvis Se Seun, Alan Ladd, Jason Bradley, Amore, Hercules Smith, Rudi Muller, Rinel Day, Mwah!, Andries Hendrick Potgieter and Evert van Niekerk.
The show starts at 7.30pm.