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This Weekend in Durban

Splashy Sessions


Where: S43 Home to That Brewing Co. - 43 Station Drive, 4001 Durban, KwaZulu-Natal

When: Friday January 19th  at 7 PM - 11:30 PM

Map: https://goo.gl/HKATN5  

Info: https://goo.gl/6yyPYs

****Free Entrance****

We have partnered up with the awesome dudes from Splashy Music Festival, we are introducing to you the "Splashy Sessions".
It will be a series of three events we will bring you leading up to to Splashy Fen.
First event is taking place on Friday 19 January.
featuring
Seb Goldswain & The Kickstands
Its a great idea to book a table 0313032747 have a meal and make an evening out of it.
See you there...

Splashy will be taking place from 29th March – 1stApril 2018
get your tickets at http://splashyfen.co.za/tickets/

SEB GOLDSWAIN
Seb Goldswain is already being considered by many of South Africa’s elite professional musicians as one of the top performing guitar players in the country. Seb is a highly versatile musician, having studied Jazz guitar and Composition up to Honours level at UKZN.

THE KICKSTANDS
Thanks to The Kickstands talent for songwriting and performance, they have played over a thousand gigs around Southern Africa since 2009. We've had the privilege to perform amongst and support some of South Africa's most popular artists such as Goldfish, Just Jinjer, Goodluck, Albert Frost, Dan Patlansky, Arno Carstens, Matthew Mole, Gangs of Ballet, Desmond & the Tutus and Mango Groove.

Their live performances carry a unique, improvised and energetic acoustic sound

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