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See you at the Jazz (Double Weekend Pass giveaway) #CTIJF

20/03/2018

Bush Radio is giving you and your partner the chance to attend both days of the 2018 Cape Town International Jazz Festival happening at the CTICC on the 23rd and 24th of March.

We are giving away a set of double passes to 2 lucky listeners.

To qualify for the draw you need:

Follow us on twitter or Instagram or like our facebook page.
Send a minimum of 10 entries (each sms cost R1)

To enter this lucky draw SMS the keyword: JAZZ + your name and surname to 32158. (You will receive a sms confirming your entry)

Each double weekend pass is valued at over R2500.

The SMS line will close at 10am on Friday 23 March and the winners will be announced after 11am during the Morning Cruise. * You will need to collect your tickets by 2pm Friday if you are a winner with positive identification.*

Enter as often as you like to improve your chances.

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Get your Hometown Hits here

29/11/2010

Our first popular music compilation, HOMETOWN HITS is now available at all leading music stores, get your copy today and support the best in local music.

The 19 track compilation includes the following songs:

Blackkurrant – Today
Byron Clarke ft. Chad Saaiman – Another Way
Dawnay – U Touch Me
Chad Saaiman – Thinking About You
Alistair Izobell – Venus
The Boyz – Stay the Night
Lloyd Jansen – Turn It Up
Edith – Getting Hot
Keeno Lee – Your Man
Thabo Mdululi – Unshakeable
DJ Keith ft. Salomie – I Don’t Wanna Know
eSSential – Give Me Back My Love
Richard Ceasar – Wanna Be Where You Are
Bridgitte – Yours Completely
Tim Moloi & Nonhlanhla – Life is Beautiful
McCoy Mrubata ft. Ringo – Abukho
The Glen Robertson Jazz Band – Sway
Shaz & B – Come with Me
Grant Perez ft. St Emmo – Hometown*

If you are struggling to find your copy, call Bush Radio on 021 448 5450. We would also like feedback on the compilation and suggestions for future cds – drop us a mail: feedback@bushradio.co.za

*Exclusive to the HOMETOWN HITS compilation.

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Launching a Hometown Hit

24/11/2010

Join us this Sunday, the 28th November 2010 from 12pm at The G-Spot for a Bring ‘n Braai, CD Launch and a live broadcast with Roger Lewis, Victor Davids and Wayne Mckay.

Besides live entertainment organised by the G Spot Leisure Lounge and The Western Cape Musician’s Organisation (WCMA), the event will also see the launch of Bush Radio’s first popular music compilation CD called Hometown Hits put together with Cape Town Sound.

A few of the artists on the compilation

The CD features various artists who have been popular on 89.5FM. A few of the artists on the 19 track compilation are: Blackkurrant, Byron Clarke, Chad Saaiman, Alistair Izobell, Keeno Lee, The Boyz, Edith, Richard Ceasar, Tim Moloi, Thabo Mdluli, McCoy Mrubata and Shaz & B etc.

The song “Hometown” by Grant Perez featuring St. Emmo is exclusively available on this CD.

LISTEN TO THE ENGLISH PROMO (CLICK HERE)

LISTEN TO THE AFRIKAANS PROMO (CLICK HERE)

Entrance to the event is R 40, starting at 12pm and there will be limited copies of the CD on sale for R100.

The CD will also be available at major music stores, so get your copy for Christmas.