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This #Weekend in Durban 

Victoria Raw Live in Concert 


 Where : The Jazzy Rainbow - 93 Smiso Nkwanyana Rd (Ex Goble Rd), Morningside, 4001 Durban

 When : Friday February 24th  7 PM - 11 PM

 Tickets : entrance fee 60 Rand including a free drink (T&C)

 Victoria Raw is a Durban based neo-soul singer and songwriter. With two degees in Music and Drama under her belt, she went on to perform and collaborate with The Blvck Crystals for their 2016 national tour and has gone on to gig at various locations all over Durban. Victoria’s encapulating energy and nuianced vocal range introduces a new sound contemporary South African music scene. Joined by a dynamic band, Victoria blends elements of jazz, pop, neo-soul and folk to create her signature afro sound and twist popular covers by artists like Ella Fitzgerald, Lianne La Havas and Alicia Keys. 

Victoria’s style and lyrical approach is accompnied by Juran Sibanda-Clark on drums, Josh Swanson on guitar, Giyani Shangase on bass guitar, Kgethi Nkotsi on troubone and Vuyo Mjindi on keyboard. The bands first headlining gig promises to debut some of their original songs. 

entrance 7pm entrance fee 60 Rand including a free drink (T&C)

Bookings can be made on: 031-3038398 or email jazzyrainbow@mweb.co.za

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