Robin Auld LIVE at The Goat Shed. Fri 18th Dec. 18:30
Fri Dec 18, 18:30 - Fri Dec 18, 20:30
Goat Shed bush bistro & bar, Kenton-on-Sea
ABOUT
The Goat Shed is excited to announce that the legendary Robin Auld will be playing on Friday 18th December!
Arrive early to eat some tasty food. Show from 6:30pm.
Slide guitar, harmonica, African blues guitar stylings and soul vocals all feature in the fresh sound of Robin Auld.
Familiar to South Africans from his hits All of Woman, Baby you been good, Zen Surfing, Perfect Day and many others, Robin Auld's music has evolved from the poprock sound of his early hits into a contemporary mix of roots and blues.
His latest album, "The Everlovin' Wind" has been getting much acclaim, with the first single, "Underground" getting mainstream radio play and making the Mix Fm Top 20.
He plays lively solo shows with a stompboard and loop pedal, featuring renditions of his old hits, more recent releases, plus some classic covers. A show guaranteed to uplift and enthuse!
"Sunkissed and generous of melody" Whisperin'and hollerin' Ireland.
“A genuine and unaffected flowing together of cultural strands. And unlike a lot of singer/songwriters you can, hell you should, play this loud. " Unpeeled UK.
Adults: R200
Kids 12 - 18: R100
Kids under 12: Free
- The ticket is for access to the show. If you would like to eat beforehand, please book a table separately on: 0828085976. Limited spaces available.
- If the show is in the large stretch tent on the lawn, burgers/rolls will be available outside for those without table reservations.
About Robin Auld
Born in Lusaka, Zambia to Scots parents, Robin's childhood was spent alternating between Southern Africa and Scotland; a journey reflected in the African and Celtic
influences in his music. He learned to play the guitar by listening to Hendrix, Ry Cooder and Neil Young, also absorbing influences from the various guitarists of Southern Africa.
Based in the False Bay part of Cape Town, he has performed and recorded in New York, London, Glasgow and Nashville, performing at festivals such as Cambridge Folk Festival, Tartan Hearts, Gold Coast Ocean Fest, and Womad.