Lightning Strikes Twice: Steve Louw & SA Rock & Blues Legends Return to Daisy Jones

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.

Revelations – A Musical Anthology For Glastonbury Fayre 1971 [3LP 1972]

The “Revelations” album, a 1971 musical anthology for Glastonbury Fayre, reflects significant ’70s artists like Bowie and Grateful Dead. It captures the festival’s essence, held free of charge, uniting spontaneous entertainment and legendary performances during a culturally transformative era.

Vagabond’s World

Vagabond’s World, created by Brian Currin in 1997, is a comprehensive resource dedicated to obscure rock music trivia, covering artists, set lists, and South African rock legends.

Discover South African Musician John Ireland

John Ireland, a notable South African musician, has launched a dedicated website, Facebook page, and YouTube channel, signaling a new chapter in his career for fans and newcomers alike. Explore his journey online.

FOR RODRIGUEZ – A Legacy Album Honouring Sixto Rodriguez

Next Music announces the release of FOR RODRIGUEZ, a 21-track tribute album honoring Sixto Rodriguez, featuring South African artists and musicians who collaborated with him, bridging cultural legacies through his timeless themes of struggle and truth.

The Best Of SA Pop Volume 4 (Proposed)

The proposed compilation “The Best Of SA Pop Volume 4,” curated by Brian Currin, features a diverse selection of South African pop tracks across two discs, enhancing the series.

Trevor Rabin Family Tree

Trevor Rabin, born 13 January 1954, in Johannesburg, is a prolific South African musician known for his work in various bands, including Yes, and collaborations in rock and film soundtracks throughout his career.

From Cassettes to Streaming: A Lifetime of Making Mixtapes

My late father once observed: “You are still making mixtapes like you did as a teenager, just the technology has improved.” From cassettes to streaming, the impulse to share music has never changed.

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