Blairgowrie singing sensation Louise Carver to tour South Africa

Blairgowrie singer-songwriter Louise Carver will be enthralling audiences across the country with her Home Tour Live over the next few weeks. The show is packed with South African classics alongside Carver’s greatest hits.

Simphiwe Kulla, a master of the guitar, lends his soulful melodies and harmonies, intertwining with Louise’s vocals, while Kenny Williams’s percussive rhythms fill the air, adding depth and texture to the sonic tapestry.

Together, their acoustic symphony unfolds as a captivating fusion of talent and passion.

They kick off the tour at 19:30 on September 2 and 15:00 on September 3, at Montecasino, before moving on to Pretoria, KwaZulu-Natal, the Western Cape, and back to Silverstar Casino in Joburg on October 1.

Unforgettable classics like Paradise Road by Joy, Weeping by Bright Blue, and Too Late for Mama by the legendary Brenda Fassie and more, will transport listeners to bygone eras while stirring emotions that are as relevant today, as they were then.

These iconic melodies will be perfectly intertwined with newer South African hits, such as Prime Circle’s infectious Pretty Like the Sun.

Carver’s own chart-toppers, including Home and Empty Fantasy amongst others, will further add to the tapestry of sound, showcasing her talent and the depth of her musical prowess.

“Yes, we have challenges in South Africa. We all acknowledge that. But with Home Tour Live, I wanted to celebrate our unique sound and narrative, using music to uplift spirits and ignite pride in our beautiful country,” Carver said of her tour.

“With deep respect for our artists past and present- I hope the show fosters positive energy, even if for a fleeting moment.”

About Louise Carver

Louise Carver is a renowned South African singer-songwriter, known for her powerful vocals and emotive lyrics. At just 15 years old, she was signed and released her debut single, It Don’t Matter, which quickly became a radio hit.

Carver’s career took off when she caught the attention of legendary deep house producer Kenny Hawkes, who worked with her on the hit track Play the Game, which reached number one in Europe.

This success led to Sony UK licensing her song I’d Say Yes, which also reached number one in Europe, Russia, and South Africa.

She has to date, seven studio albums and one live album, 11 South African Music Award nominations, two US Billboard number ones and 16 top 10 hits in South Africa.

She has won Most Stylish Entertainer at the Style Awards and Most Glamorous Female for Glamour Magazine.

Louise was also a 46664 ambassador for the Nelson Mandela Trust and supported Micheal Bublè on his South African tour.

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