Wendy Oldfield Live with Keenan Scott

An Evening of New Songs and Old Favourites

Join us for a special live music evening with legendary South African musician Wendy Oldfield, whose fearless voice and unforgettable songwriting have made her a beloved force on the local music scene. Best known for the iconic “Acid Rain”, Wendy brings a rare mix of soul, energy and honest storytelling to the stage.

This celebration is made even more special by the brilliant Keenan Scott. Wendy and Keenan have co written a collection of songs and have just finished recording an exciting new EP, a meeting of two distinctive talents, full of warmth, spirit and fresh musical ideas.

Together, they will perform these new songs live for the first time, alongside old favourites that audiences know and love. Expect an evening of memorable melodies, powerful performances and the kind of joyful connection that only live music can create.

Come celebrate with us: bring your friends, raise a glass and be part of something truly special.

An Unmissable Meeting of Musical Minds

Wendy Oldfield is one of South Africa’s most distinctive and enduring musical voices, celebrated for fearless songwriting, soulful delivery and the unforgettable “Acid Rain”. Keenan Scott brings his own remarkable artistry, sensitivity and creative spark, making him the perfect musical partner for this special collaboration.

For over ten years, Wendy and Keenan have been performing together, refining a rich musical partnership built on trust, generosity and shared imagination. Their connection is something to be seen: an instinctive exchange of rhythm, feeling and energy that turns every performance into a genuine conversation.

Now, they bring that extraordinary bond to the stage in a live show filled with new songs, beloved favourites, warmth and joyful surprises. It is intimate, powerful and utterly uplifting, the kind of evening that reminds you why live music matters.

Details

Date: Wednesday 2 December 2026

Time: From 7:30pm, come early for dinner and drinks.

Price: Tickets R150 per person.

Family friendly.

Location: Ground Culture, 170 Lower Main Road, Observatory