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This Spring Local Muso’s Are Set to Perform in the Bay

3 September 2024 by Guest

Bay Harbour Market, a vibrant hub of culture and creativity, is thrilled to announce an exciting September Spring lineup of local muso’s who will be taking the stage in the coming weeks. Nestled in the heart of Hout Bay, this eclectic market is not just a place to shop for unique crafts and delicious food—it’s …

Bay Harbour Market, a vibrant hub of culture and creativity, is thrilled to announce an exciting September Spring lineup of local muso’s who will be taking the stage in the coming weeks. Nestled in the heart of Hout Bay, this eclectic market is not just a place to shop for unique crafts and delicious food—it’s also a haven for music lovers.

Some of the muso’s who will be performing are:
Replay who will kick things off with their high-energy performances that promise to get everyone on their feet. Known for their ability to seamlessly blend classic rock with contemporary hits, Replay delivers a nostalgic yet fresh sound that appeals to all ages. Their infectious energy and impressive musicianship make them a crowd favourite, ensuring that every show is a memorable experience.

Next up is Forever in Debt, a musical duo that embodies the raw, unfiltered emotion of alternative rock. With lyrics that resonate deeply and guitar riffs that linger long after the last chord is struck, Forever in Debt is sure to captivate the audience with their powerful performances. Their music is a journey through the highs and lows of life, offering something relatable to every listener.

Melloshade brings a different flavour to the lineup, with their soulful melodies and smooth grooves. This duo blends elements of jazz, R&B, and funk, creating a rich tapestry of sound that is both soothing and invigorating. Melloshade’s performances are a sensory experience, combining intricate rhythms with heartfelt vocals that leave the audience wanting more.

Closing out the month is Sons of Salassie, a reggae band that has become synonymous with good vibes and positive energy. Their music is a celebration of life, love, and unity, with infectious beats that transport the audience to the Caribbean. Sons of Salassie’s uplifting performances are the perfect way to start the last weekend of September at the market, giving everyone a reason to smile and place a rhythm in their hearts.

This spring, Bay Harbour Market is the place to be for live music that showcases the incredible talent of local muso’s. Don’t miss out on these performances that promise to make your market experience truly unforgettable.
In addition, to the live music, there are four Bars, a delicious global cuisine selection, and improbable crafters & traders who are not to be missed!

Bay Harbour Market is open every Friday between 17:00 pm – 21:00 pm, and every Saturday to Sunday from 09:30 am to 16:00 pm.
For more information about the traders and what they have to offer, please do visit Bay Harbour Market at https://bayharbour.co.za/ and follow them on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/bayharbour, Twitter https://twitter.com/bayharbourmkt and Instagram https://www.instagram.com/bayharbourmarket/.

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Author: Kaylin Van Der Vent from Paddington Station INC on behalf of Bay Harbour Market.

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