On September 12, 2026, South Africa’s rock and blues legends will regroup at Daisy Jones, Summerhill Wines for “Further On Up The Road.” Featuring Steve Louw & Big Sky, The Blues Broers, All Night Radio, and the Hugo Veldsman Trio, the event promises an evening of musical celebration and camaraderie among these talented artists.
Category Archives: South African Artists
Radio Rats – Live At The Market Theatre 18 June 1978
The South African Rock Encyclopedia > Rock Legends > 1970s > Radio Rats > Discography > Radio Rats – Live At The Market Theatre 18 June 1978 Radio Rats Live at The Market Theatre, Johannesburg, 18 June 1978 Tracks Releases Musicians Artwork Tracks Queue of No Return Law and Order* Mucking About in the Dungeons All Day* Waiting for the Boot Angst Inside theContinueContinue reading “Radio Rats – Live At The Market Theatre 18 June 1978”
Steve Louw Releases Live Recording of “Across the River”
South African singer-songwriter Steve Louw releases a new live recording of “Across the River” from his acclaimed album “Traces of the Flood.” This energetic performance, recorded at The Analog Room in Nashville, showcases Louw’s songwriting and musical chemistry, elevating the song’s themes of longing and freedom. The recording was released on August 19, 2026.
Bazaar Punk – Brixton Moord & Roof Orkes (2022, Dikeni Records)
In 2022, BMRO released their fourth album, “Bazaar Punk,” blending Drikus Barnard’s posthumous recordings with contributions from surviving members. The album symbolizes the band’s resurrection, addressing themes of nostalgia, loss, and connection amid challenges.
Radio Rats featuring Roger Lucey – Casino Concerto
Radio Rats’ album “Casino Concerto,” released in 2005, features a mixture of monologues and tracks such as “Casino Of Love” and “20,000 Slot Machines.” Recorded in a Cape Town garage, the album emphasizes a dry mix and a soft listening experience. It includes contributions from Roger Lucey and other band members.
Classic Songs: Playlists and Mixes
Discover playlists, mixes, and albums in the spirit of the classic mixtape, celebrating South African music alongside global sounds, across most major platforms.
Rock Legends: Artists
Discover South African rock legends through galleries, artist searches, and archive exploration, highlighting top pop and rock figures from various decades.
Tully McCully’s Debut Solo Album: Comedy Tragedy
Tully McCully, renowned multi-instrumentalist and producer, has finally released his debut solo album, “Comedy Tragedy.” The record showcases his artistic evolution and features contributions from former bandmate Phil Smiedt, blending personal and elaborate musical styles influenced by legendary rock groups.
Margaret Singana – Stand By Your Man | Where Is The Love
Margaret Singana’s discography includes notable tracks from her albums “Stand By Your Man” and “Where Is The Love,” featuring songs such as “Many Rivers to Cross” and “I Surrender.” Released in South Africa in 1975 and the USA in 1976, her music was produced by Patric van Blerk, Allan Goldberg, and Trevor Rabin, highlighting her vocal talent.
Top South African Songs
This collection presents influential South African songs through curated opinion pieces, documenting their impact on the cultural and musical landscape while serving as a reflection on the sounds that inspire generations.