The Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens are about to be bathed in the soulful sounds of blues-rock guitar legend, Dan Patlansky. Dan will headline the Summer Sunset Concert on the 22nd of January 2012.
Dan Patlansky is a conglomerate of charisma, charm and musical genius - and all of this comes wrapped up in an unassuming, startlingly attractive package that bespeaks his Judeo-Spanish heritage. There are no airs and graces here – just sincerity and an incredible musical talent.
The ever-humble Patlansky is set to grace the outdoor stage this coming Sunday, the 22nd of January as part of his hotly anticipated new album launch. The new album is titled “20 Stones” and Patlansky, in exquisite form on all 10 tracks, perfects his genre…. “I was going for an extremely old school filthy approach on the blues, which I've always wanted to do. I believe we definitely nailed that. Not only did I draw from my love of the blues but also my love of old school rock n roll,” he says.
“I am looking forward to performing songs from my new album in the gardens – and I can think of nothing better than performing in front of fans in a setting as beautiful as Kirstenbosch,” he explains.
To celebrate Dan’s headline debut at Kirstenbosch, not to mention the launch of this incredible album, Dan will be joined on stage by Ross Learmonth, the lead singer of the SAMA-winning, multi platinum selling rock band, Prime Circle. Learmonth and Dan will be performing the title track from “20 Stones” together on the day.
Another superlative talent, Theo Crous (legendary Springbok Nude Girls guitarist and one of SA’s top producers) , will also join Dan on stage for a few numbers. Theo was responsible for post production on “20 Stones” which took place at Belville Studios in Cape Town. Lurssen Mastering in Los Angeles, who’s credits include Eric Clapton, Lenny Kravitz and blues maestro B.B. King, handled the mastering of what is surely going to be an iconic production in the South African Music Industry.
Patlansky and his friends are certainly gearing up to throw some musical gems (or are those “stones”?) at the audience…
A capacity crowd is expected as Dan Patlansky gets ready to take fans to the edge of blues-rock and back – all within the breath-taking setting of the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens.
The new album “20 Stones” will be on on sale so be sure to pick up your copy.
Gates open 16:00 on the 22nd of January 2012
Show Starts 17:30 (Natasha Meister for 25 Min – guest act)
Dan Patlansky will be on stage from 18:00
Ticket prices are R80 Adults, R55 for children (6 - 21years) and Botanical Society members pay only R70. (Children under 6 get in for free).
Tickets are available from www.webtickets.co.za. From 17 January, tickets are available at the Kirstenbosch National botanical Gardens’ Visitor Centre and at all gates on the day.
Upcoming gigs for Dan Patlansky
26 January 2012 - Die Boer (Durbanville)
1 February 2012 - Dorpstraat Teater (Stellenbosch)
2 February 2012 - Up The Creek (Swellendam)
3 February 2012 - Music Kitchen (PE)
4 February 2012 - Music Kitchen (PE)
Hello everybody
It is almost time to get the show on the road, and thus we are proud to announce some of our tour dates for the "20 Stones" album launch campaign in January/Early February 2012.
Check it out :
Sunday 22 January 2012 - "20 Stones" Album launch @ Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, Cape Town
Thursday 26 January 2012 - "20 Stones" Tour - Die Boer Theatre, Durbanville
Wednesday 1 February 2012 - "20 Stones" Tour - Dorpstraat Teater, Stellenbosch
Thursday 2 February 2012 - "20 Stones" Tour - Up the Creek Music Festival, Swellendam
Friday 3 February 2012 - "20 Stones" Tour - The Music Kitchen, Port Elizabeth
Friday 4 February 2012 - "20 Stones" Tour - The Music Kitchen, Port Elizabeth
Keep an eye on the website as well as the events tab on Facebook so that you can keep track of where we are going to be
Thanks!
