The best of South African rock and electronic hip hop will collide, when multi platinum-selling rock band, The Parlotones, and multi award-winning electro duo, Locnville, come together for a rare music spectacular – Redefined.
The concert – originally scheduled for August but postponed due to leader singer, Kahn Morbee, suffering vocal cord damage – is confirmed for October 10, in the Big Top Arena.
“What a coup for Carnival City to host two of SA’s biggest bands together, for a show that is sure to redefine the parameters for these exceptional artists and their massive fan bases,” said Jaco Saaiman, entertainment manager for Carnival City.
“With the best of local rock and electronic hip hop colliding on stage, this is an experience not-to-be-missed,” said Jaco Saaiman, entertainment manager for Carnival City.
The Parlotones will headline the Redefined concert, performing a rocking two-hour set.
Fans are set to get “up close and personal” with the four-member band which has achieved multi platinum-selling status in South Africa and gained global popularity touring the world.
Multi award-winning and best-selling electronic hip hop duo Locnville, consisting of twin brothers, Andrew and Brian Chaplin, will end the music marathon with a scintillating hour-long performance.
The show, a Thikho Events Initiative, will feature the bands’ chart-topping hits like Push Me To The Floor (The Parlotones) and Closer (Locnville).
The concert starts at 7pm.
