Posts Tagged ‘Allou April’
04/06/2015
Bush Radio 89.5fm is giving 3 lucky listeners and their partners the opportunity to see Judith Sephuma live in concert on Saturday the 6th June 2015 as she embarks on her ONE WORD national tour.
For one night only Judith will will be performing songs from her new album ONE WORD at the Artscape Opera House.
Providing solid back up are a superb line-up of musicians that are stars in their own right: Camillo Lombard (keyboards), Lucas Khumalo (bass guitar), Mark Goliath (keyboard), Allou April (guitar) John Hassan (percussion) and Joey Williams a drummer from Los Angeles.
If you would like to win a set of double tickets send the keyword ONE + YOUR NAME + SURNAME to 32158.
Line close at 2pm on Friday the 5th June 2015 and the winners names will be announced at 3pm
SMS cost R1 and free minutes do not apply.
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18/04/2012
Noele 4 Jazz (N4J) is a community based jazz dance school operating on the Cape Flats. On the 11th of May N4J in conjunction with Bush Radio 89.5 fm and West End will be hosting a fundraiser and part of the proceeds will go to the Saartjie Baartman centre for abused women and children.
This White Sassy Jazzy fundraiser will feature artists such as Sammy Webber, Allou April, TJ Simon, Dylan Roman, Alicia Solomons, Wayne McKay and many more.
Entry is R50 per person at the door drinks and snacks on arrival. Pre book your tickets by calling or sending a sms to 082 557 5178.
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24/03/2010

Bush Radio is giving 5 couples the opportunity to attend the 11th Cape Town International Jazz Festival on the 3rd and 4th of April 2010.
We are giving away five double weekend tickets – that’s right you will be able to attend the festival on both days with your partner!
So how are we doing it?
All you need to do to stand a chance of winning this prize valued at R 970 each is to sms the keyword JAZZ and your name and surname to 32158. (SMS cost R1)
To be included in this lucky draw your sms needs to reach us by 12h00 on the 31 March 2010.
On the 1st April we will call the 5 names drawn and give them the good news live on air – so you need to be listening to the Breakfast Show on 89.5 FM or online and keep your phone on!
Can you give up the chance to see George Benson, Jonathan Butler, Lira, TKZee to name but a few? (CTIJF programme)
Terms and conditions apply.
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