Springbok Nude Girls live in Knysna
Tue Dec 21, 19:30 - Tue Dec 21, 21:30
Blend Country Restaurant & Pub
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SPRINGBOK NUDE GIRLS!
26 years after their very first live show, they are back with a brand new album #Partypocalypse featuring new favourites like Emerging Submarines and Crystal Ball. Get your tickets now, to avoid being super, unbelievably disappointed.
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Blend Country Restaurant
Tuesday 21 December 2021
Gates open: 6pm (come early for a great meal)
Music from: 7.30pm
Opening Act: TBC
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS EVENT IS AN OUTDOOR EVENT.
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As one of South Africa’s most decorated and applauded bands of the last three decades, Springbok Nude Girls’ work ethic has never-ever waivered. The release of their latest singles, 2018’s Beautiful Evolution and Best Friends, Best Enemies and 2020’s Rolling Thunder is audible proof of that. The making of this stellar return showcases the group's perpetual evolution and maturity, all without compromising a beat. Through a series of serendipitous events in the early ’90s in the small wine-making town of Stellenbosch, Arno Carstens, Theo Crous, Adriaan Brand, Arno Blumer, and Francois Kruger became the Springbok Nude Girls (SNG).
Little did they know that they would go on to become one of the most loved rock bands South Africa has ever seen, known for their high energy stage shows and unique musical sound which combines Rock, Punk, Reggae, Metal, Funk, and Jazz.
They played their first gig in September 1994 in a small bar in Stellenbosch and released their first album, “Neanderthal 1” the following year. Since then, this platinum-selling, award-winning band has gone on to record albums that contain some of the countries most beloved anthems. They have headlined every major South African music festival and performed at some of the most auspicious international festivals in Europe, including Pukkelpop in Belgium.
In 2015, Thinking Owl Films, in association with Sony Music Entertainment Africa, released an exciting documentary film which tells the story of the band’s early beginnings, touching on the crippling censorship of that time, and then the liberation of 1994 and how, for these kids, there was finally freedom in music.
Twenty-six years after their first show, and two decades after the release of “Blue Eyes” the song that redirected the trajectory of the band. With 11 albums, two live recordings, an EP, two DVD releases, and a UK-exclusive release in their coveted arsenal, SNG’s creative curiosity is showing no signs of abating. If anything, their greatest work lies ahead, and with it a growing wall of fans invested in passionate, adrenalin-injected modern rock alchemy.
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