(Chloe Clark)
Joining
forces at Rhumbelow Theatre this coming weekend (May 12 to 14) are Durban’s
favourite and finest jazz cats; the vocal talents of songbird Chloe Clark,
alongside Burton Naidoo on piano, drummer Riley Giandhari and Llewyn Chetty on
the bass. There is also a horn section with Kgethi Nkotsi on trombone, Phuti
Mofokeng on trumpet and Phumlani Mtiti on saxophone.
Giving
these songs their own special swing treatment, watch out for Megan Trainor’s
world-wide hit All about the Bass and
made famous by Chloe Clark on this season’s The
Voice South Africa, Beyoncé’s Single
Ladies. Chloe Clark and her ‘Put A Swing On It’ band have done several
tours throughout last year and have been working on some exciting new
arrangements which include The Carpenters, Michael Jackson and Britany Spears.
They promise to have audiences swinging and clicking to their exceptional
arrangements
Clark
will also perform Hey Darling, a
self-penned song from her newly released solo album. She was asked to perform
this song on Espressso on SABC3 and
the music video was play listed on MNet at the end of 2016.
So dust
off those dancing shoes, round up a group of friends and book to see these talented
and edgy Durban musicians.
Performances
take place tomorrow and Saturday (May 12 and 13) and Sunday (May 14) at 14h00
and 18h30. The venue opens 90 minutes before show for picnic dinner.
Tickets
R150 (R130 pensioners and tables of eight or more). Take along food picnic baskets.
Braais will be available. There is limited secure parking and booking is
essential. A cash bar is available (no alcohol may be brought on to the
premises). Rhumbelow Durban is situated at 42 Cunningham Road off Bartle Road in
Umbilo.
Booking is through Computicket or contact Roland on 082 499 8636, email roland@stansell.za.net or visit http://events.durbantheatre.com
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