The Bluff singer to strike a chord as opening act for The Parlotones

THE Bluff’s own Tristan Cole Boltman is set to shine at the highly acclaimed Music at the Lake on July 28.

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This concert, hosted at the picturesque Durban Botanical Gardens, offers an unforgettable experience for music enthusiasts. Boltman will kick off the event, opening for the legendary South African band, The Parlotones.

Boltman expressed his excitement and gratitude for being part of such a prestigious line-up. “It is a huge honour to be playing at this famed event, where the likes of the late AKA, Black Coffee, MiCasa, Freshly Ground, Jeremy Loops and Sho Majozi have performed. It was a huge surprise, a musical career highlight, and an honour to get the nod to be on the line-up and debut at this event,” he said.

Reflecting on his journey, Boltman shared his deep admiration for The Parlotones. “The Parlotones are a famous product coming out of South Africa. It is a band that I have idolised since the start of my musical journey. One of the first songs I learned to play and sing was their timeless classic, Push Me to the Floor, when I was 11 or 12 years old. It will be a full-circle moment for me.”

Adding to the excitement of the night, the event will also feature the debut of the talented Angel Mazibuko. Boltman’s performance marks a significant milestone in his burgeoning career, and he eagerly anticipates sharing this special moment with his audience. He added that he would love to see his fans, friends and family come out to support him.

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