South African rock legends Steve Louw and Big Sky will perform at Daisy Jones Bar on February 21, 2025, with a live DVD capturing the event for fans.
The band will feature a lineup reminiscent of the iconic “Heart & Soul” DVD from 2008, bringing together the incredible talents of Willem Moller on guitar, Tim Rankin on drums, Schalk van der Merwe on bass, and Simon Orange on keyboards.
Get ready to sing along to all the Big Sky classics, including anthems like
“Waiting For The Dawn” and “One Cut With A Knife,
” as well as tracks from the more recent albums, including the powerful Joe Bonamassa collaboration, “Wind In Your Hair.”
This is more than just a concert; it’s an experience!
Be a part of this momentous occasion and witness the magic as Steve Louw and Big Sky create a night to remember.
Tickets are available now via Quicket: https://qkt.io/E8gZZP
I caught up with the Cape Town resident last week.
The new decade means: Radical carbon emission cuts.
Fame is about: An illusion.
Retirement will happen when: You have lived beyond three figures
I don’t do: Fake people.
My music is about: Everyday experiences.
What is the most enjoyable aspect of your work? Playing live and singing.
The song you must do in every show: “Waiting for the Dawn”
My style icon: Bob Dylan.
What is your most treasured possession? My 1964 Epiphone as played by John (Lennon), Paul (McCartney) and George (Harrison).
It’s your round, what are you drinking? Glenmorangie Single Malt.
What makes you stand out? The stage lights.
Nicknames: Stevo.
If you were not a musician, what would you do? Conservation.
Who would play you in a Hollywood blockbuster and why? Edward Norton; we both smirk.
Pick five words to describe yourself: Musical, songwriter, guitar player, dendrophile, singer.
Five favourite SA albums: GBB – Eet Kreef, Baxtop – Work It Out, Juluka – Scatterlings, Tananas – Tananas, Tribe After Tribe – Power
What is your favourite word? Truth.
Favourite fashion garment: My leather flying jacket.
Give us some real proper slang and what it means: Lank kiff: Awesome, great.
Your greatest achievement: My family.
What do you complain about most often? Dishonesty.
Video: We Speak to Steve Louw and Big Sky ahead of the show at Daisy Jones Bar on February 21
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