Dance and Electronic Music South Africa
For the fourth year running the Red Bull Studio Live Stage at Rocking The Daisies (Darling – 5 to 7 October 2012) promises to deliver a weekend of some of the best electronica and dance music. The stellar line-up of local artists and an additional four international acts will surely have the maddening crowd’s arms Read More »
One of the original pioneers and innovators of Hip-Hop, Turntablism and modern DJing, Grandmaster Flash, will be headlining the Red Bull Studio Live Stage at Rocking the Daisies this year on Friday 5 October, 2012 – courtesy of Red Bull MOBILE. There are few artists alive in the world today followed by such acclaim and Read More »
This year Rocking the Daisies fans can choose from a diverse and cool range of transport options with which to make their way to the 7th edition of this eco-friendly and premium music and lifestyle festival. The festival takes place from 4 to 7 October 2012 at the beautiful Cloof Wine Estate near Darling. The Read More »
Eliza Day spends some time with Electronic/soul band, BELLERUCHE after their Rocking the Daisies set in 2011 Belleruche arrived at Rocking the Daisies as a dynamic trio that nobody could put their finger on. The genre-less three-piece came all the way from the UK and included us in their tour. Fashioned out of leading lady, Read More »
The three founding members – Tamara Dey, Craig Massiv and Ryan Dent – are each respected in their own rights. But collectively, as Flash Republic, they’re positively revered. They’ve just released their third album, Killer Moves, added two members to their live act and successfully played Rocking the Daisies on a bill full of rock Read More »
“…it really provides a platform for all the artists, DJs and musicians who are trying to push the boundaries and make music that is genuinely authentic.” The Red Bull Studio Live Stage at festivals such as Oppikoppi, Earthdance and Rocking the Daisies, is an outlet and platform to showcase the artists and musicians who are Read More »
“…let it be said that attendees of Oppikoppi do not hold back. As diverse and expansive as it has become, it is not a festival reputed for moderation. By Sunday the wear and tear of two days of Dionysian abandon was apparent on most people’s faces.” Oppikoppi has over the years progressed from being a Read More »
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