The Daily Music Show - 14th Jan 2019
Mon Jan 14, 17:00 - Mon Jan 14, 20:00
The Daily Music Show - Glaston House, Corner of Church & Loop Street
ABOUT
The much-anticipated and innovative: 'THE DAILY MUSIC SHOW' grand opening, is taking place at their permanent home Glaston House 110 Loop Street. THE DAILY MUSIC SHOW will permanently commence its curated showcasing on Monday 14th January 2019. It is a world-first initiative in the cultural tourism sector. THE DAILY MUSIC SHOW will use music, the universal language, to showcase our rich cultural heritage as a learning & discovery experience for international tourists, with locals providing context and hospitality. Music, in particular, and the Arts in general, will be central. Around which the producer adds interesting features including celebrity co-hosts, special guest interviews, songs off the SA top 100 list, against the odds feature that will highlight the achievements of young people despite their circumstances, introduce young artists to the world stage, and showcase hidden gems of the tourism industry.
The format of the evening:
5.00pm – 5.30pm: SA Titbits & SA Wines
5.30pm – 6.30pm: Show Time
6.30pm – 7.00pm: Meet the Artists, SA Titbits & SA Wines
The Grand Opening is dubbed ‘The Fabulous Fabes’, featuring Carlo Fabe - Drums, Charles Louw - Keys, Peter Ndlala - Bass. Muneeb Hermans - Trumpet and Ruby Truter - Vocals with special guest Dion Fabe (Chairman Cape Tourist Guides Association). Step into this cultural hub a quaint and historical building situated in the heart of the Mother City. You will be received by the aroma of local cape cuisine, signature wines and rich Cape jazz music performed by renowned and well rounded musicians. The evening will lead you into an adventure of storytelling and feel good testimonials of what Cape Town has produced in all sectors and walks of life.
“Cultural tourism has a positive economic and social impact. Beside sharing and reinforcing our identity, it helps to build image, it helps preserve our cultural and historical heritage. Through an entertaining medium like THE DAILY MUSIC SHOW, we interact substantially with visitors to our shores. By telling stories about our history, our people, our art and other elements that shape our way of life, we will give tourists a better understanding of Cape Town and South Africa as a whole” says producer, Joey Fourie.