International artists/bands coming to SA

[JohanSA]

Originally Posted by DennisRodman817

In another word white people music lol.....lydon why dont u just say it ....keep ignoring me tho....its cool

No real music not American walmart music....

People who can acsually sing and write their own songs . Use instruments not computers and have a real life not one created by publishests

[Lydon]

I see Dennis still hasn't realised he's on my ignore list and the only time I can see his posts are when people quote him

[DennisRodman817]

Originally Posted by JohanSA

No real music not American walmart music....

People who can acsually sing and write their own songs . Use instruments not computers and have a real life not one created by publishests

Don't just stereotype all american music using auto-tune....america still dominate the music world any.....so alicia keys uses auto-tune to sing???

[Project Director]

D-Rod...............sup.

[DennisRodman817]

Originally Posted by Project Director

D-Rod...............sup.

Regular bullshyt...sup with u

[young_mulla]

Originally Posted by Lydon

If you're into the likes of Jay-Z, then maybe yes, but in the past couple of years we've seen the likes of Metallica, Muse, Seether, Snow Patrol, Oasis, 30 Seconds to Mars, Evanescence, Collective Soul, Simple Plan, Panic! at the Disco, Kelly Clarkson, The Killers, Billy Talent and the like. That's not half bad if you're into that kind of music, and that's just off the top of my head.

Personally, those are the types of international artists I want to see. I couldn't give two hoots about the likes of Alicia Keys and Beyonce. They may be what the radio overplays the most, but if you look at a band like Evanescence that has sold over 20 million copies of their albums worldwide, and how little they're played on the radio, one will see that mainstream radio play isn't necessarily an indication of actual popularity. It's all about perception.

holy shyt youre like a walking, talking stereotype

[Project Director]

zilch.....looking for a gig in euroland being so close..

[DennisRodman817]

Originally Posted by Project Director

zilch.....looking for a gig in euroland being so close..

goodluck with that

[Lydon]

Originally Posted by young_mulla

holy shyt youre like a walking, talking stereotype

"Holy shyte," you're confusing me with someone who actually cares.

[Mo Rush]

Unconfirmed rumour: U2 in Cape Town on Friday 18 February 2011 - Cape Town Stadium

from twitter.

[JohanSA]

Originally Posted by young_mulla

holy shyt youre like a walking, talking stereotype

Says the walking talking stereotype

[JohanSA]

Alicia Keys, Black eyed peas, Akon and Shakira was here in june . Beyonces been here as well as lots of others.

[JohanSA]

Originally Posted by DennisRodman817

Don't just stereotype all american music using auto-tune....america still dominate the music world any.....so alicia keys uses auto-tune to sing???

Im not talkin bout Alicia Keys . Ive heard her sing live allthough not firsthand and I didnt stereotype all US music I said I hated american walmart music......

[DennisRodman817]

Originally Posted by JohanSA

Im not talkin bout Alicia Keys . Ive heard her sing live allthough not firsthand and I didnt stereotype all US music I said I hated american walmart music......

what the hell is walmart music?

[Durbsboi]

Originally Posted by DennisRodman817

In another word white people music lol.....lydon why dont u just say it ....keep ignoring me tho....its cool

speaking of that, armin van buuren pulling next year march, cant wait!

[Andrew_za]

Neil Diamond in first SA tour

Neil Diamond will be performing in South Africa for the first time during April 2011. There will be four shows, beginning on 2 April at FNB Stadium, Johannesburg, 5 April at the Moses Mabhida Stadium Durban, 8 April at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth and 11 April, 2011, at the Cape Town Stadium.
Over the course of a career that kicked in with the rush of "Cherry Cherry" in 1966 and continues nearly four decades later, Neil Diamond has sold over 120 million albums and set box office records at major venues all over the world.

He has charted a staggering 37 top-10 singles and 18 top-10 albums. In September, 2010, he was nominated for The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. His last studio album, "Home Before Dark" (2008), debuted at number one in the US and internationally. His 2009 DVD, Hot August Night/ NYC, has been certified double platinum. A Grammy Award-winning artist, Diamond is a member of the Songwriters Hall of Fame and is a recipient of the Sammy Cahn Lifetime Achievement Award. Diamond's many other achievements include a Golden Globe Award and 12 Grammy nominations. He was NARAS's 2009 MusiCares Person of the Year.

Tickets available at Computicket from 9am on Saturday, 9 October, 2010. www.computicket.com or +27 (0)83 915 8000.


Johannesburg
Saturday, 2 April, 2011. Soccer City Precinct. Tickets from R250 to R950.

Durban
Tuesday, 5 April, 2011. Moses Mabhida Stadium. Tickets from R200 to R575.

Port Elizabeth
Friday, 8 April, 2011. Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium. Tickets from R200 to R575.

Cape Town
Monday, 11 April, 2011. Cape Town Stadium. Tickets from R250 to R900.

[Lydon]

Rumours are surfacing that David Guetta is going to be at Joburg's Godskitchen next month, and Armin van Buuren at Cape Town's. Not sure how reliable they are, but they seem to be popping up all over the place.

[Lydon]

Looks like they've added another show in Cape Town for Imogen Heap Sweet. Got my ticket today! So amped.

[Durbsboi]

F A I T H L E S S

[Lydon]

To follow up on that

FAITHLESS

Venues/Dates:
Grand Arena, Grand West, Cape Town - Western Cape
Fri 04 Feb 11 8:00 PM (Open)

Gallagher Convention Centre, Midrand - Gauteng
Sat 05 Feb 11 8:00 PM (Open)


Calling all the faithful. Dance legends Faithless are coming back to South Africa in February 2011.

After a few months full of acclaimed festival appearances including V Festival and Glastonbury in the UK, Faithless have announced a nine date arena tour in the UK in December 2010 as well as coming back to South Africa on the 4 February 2011 at the Grand West Arena in Cape Town and Gallagher Convention Centre on the 5 February in Johannesburg.

With the full force of a band as hungry as when they set out fifteen years ago (before they`d racked up 10 million record sales), Faithless released new album The Dance earlier this year on their own label Nate`s Tunes. The Dance sees Maxi Jazz, Sister Bliss and Rollo reach the bar that their back-cat sets so high, and Maxi reckons its "chock-a-block with dance tunes which we hope will be the soundtrack to many Saturday nights for a while to come."

And with a new record, comes a new chance to see a band who have inspired awe in even the most jaded gigger.

The full Faithless live experience will be exploding on stages in South Africa in February 2011.If you have been to their shows before you would know the best thing to do is to get your ticket now, this is a show not to be missed.