On 18 July 2025, a tribute concert for rock legend Piet Botha, celebrating his 70th birthday, will be held at The Daisy Jones Bar with limited tickets available.
Category Archives: South African Music
Rediscovering Falling Mirror: Robin Auld’s Powerful Cover
Robin Auld reinterprets Falling Mirror’s classic “Johnny Calls The Chemist,” showcasing his unique style with gruff vocals and a blues guitar solo, honoring original creators and starting a South African covers series.
Canamii’s “Concept”: A Rare Gem of South African Progressive Rock
In 1980, South African band Canamii released the rare prog-rock album “Concept,” blending intricate sounds, ambitious storytelling, and influences from notable artists.
Headlight Dreams Turns Four: A Look Back at Steve Louw’s Acclaimed Album
7th May 2025 marks the fourth anniversary of Steve Louw’s celebrated album “Headlight Dreams,” highlighting his outstanding songwriting and musicianship, while underscoring its critical acclaim and enduring appeal.
Discover South Africa’s Musical Gems: A Diverse Playlist
This South African playlist features a mix of classic hits, new tracks, surprising collaborations, and covers, highlighting diverse musical influences and local talent.
Exploring South Africa’s Distinct Disco Rock Era
In the late 1970s, South Africa’s disco scene uniquely blended hard rock and disco, featuring artists like Zane Cronjé and Trevor Rabin, creating captivating genre fusions.
Brian Currin’s Top Ten Favourite Rock Albums Of All-Time
Brian Currin passionately reflects on his top rock albums, celebrating timeless classics that shaped his musical journey and ignited an unquenchable love for rock music.
News and Updates
South African rock legend Steve Louw reunites with Big Sky for a concert in Stellenbosch, alongside the Springbok Nude Girls and Squeal upcoming performances.
McCully Workshop
McCully Workshop, a prominent South African pop rock band formed in the 1960s, achieved success with hits like “Buccaneer” and “Chinese Junkman,” blending various musical styles while maintaining a lasting legacy through evolving line-ups and creative projects.
Brian Currin
Brian Currin, born on February 7, 1959, in South Africa, is a music enthusiast and contributor. Despite lacking musical talent, he immersed himself in music research. His career includes co-founding South Africa’s first online music store and running the iconic Mabu Vinyl. Currin actively promotes South African music through various projects and radio shows.