Presented in association with Rhumbelow Theatre, Northlands Bowling Club will host Texas To South Africa, a tribute to the music of Stevie Ray Vaughan & Dan Patlansky takes place on October 5 at 19h30. The venue opens 90 minutes before the show.
The show is performed by Good Trouble, a local Durban band fuelled by a passion for the electrifying sound of blues rock. Drawing inspiration from legends like the late Stevie Ray Vaughan and local blues icon Dan Patlansky, Good Trouble is poised to mesmerise audiences with their soulful and energetic performance.
Formed in 2023 by lead singer Andrew Miller, a respected local music teacher, Good Trouble initially took shape as a showcase for his learners' recital.
The overwhelming response prompted the group to step onto larger stages. With the talented duo of guitarists Andre Adkins and Connor Jensen, the skilful bassist Lucian Young, and experienced drummer Matthew David, Good Trouble is dedicated to reigniting the passion for blues and blues rock.
At the Rhumbelow Theatre Northlands, Good Trouble will pay homage to the late guitar icon Stevie Ray Vaughan, whose influence has shaped generations of musicians, and local guitar legend Dan Patlansky, renowned for his virtuosity and connection to Vaughan's legacy.
Catch the soulful melodies and electrifying energy of Good Trouble as they revive the spirit of blues rock on stage.
*Direct permission from Dan Patlansky was obtained to perform his work. *
Tickets R200 (R180 for Northlands Bowling Club members). Bring food picnic baskets. Full bar available (no alcohol may be brought on to the premises)
There is limited secure parking available.
Bookings on email: roland@stansell.co.za or Webtickets or visit http://events.durbantheatre.com/
For more information contact 0824998636.
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