What does a 20-something-year-old saxophone prodigy, a
four-time Grammy Award winner and Rhythm and Blues Hall Of Fame artist The
Manhattans all have in common? One stage, one night – Saturday 26 October,
that’s when Grand Arena at GrandWest Casino and Entertainment World in Goodwood
will play host to multiple generations of fans who all love great music that
spans decades. The Manhattans are multi-platinum hit makers known and loved the
world over. Since the 1960s they’ve dominated the pop charts. Their Grammy hit
“Shining Star” remains an evergreen classic the group will certainly be
performing on the night, along with their wealth of rhythm and blues hits that
now span an impressive 51 years! At the opposite end of the scale is the young,
but by no means less impressive Adrian Crutchfield. While he warms up the
audience on the night, Regina Belle will be waiting in wings, ready to unpack
each and every one of her Number One Grammy-award-winning hit singles. “Make It
Like It Was”, “If I Could”, “Dream In Colour” and “A Whole New World” will have
loyal followers singing in the isles, while the newly curious will find common
ground in great storytelling and her infectious and beautiful arrangements.
Evergreen, original and entirely inviting, The Manhattans have spent the better
part of half a century making hits and memories at every turn. Their Cape Town
spectacular promises to see the five-piece digging deep into their bag of
quality hit single tricks – all of which continue to turn the world on – each
time they step up to perform live. Rhythm and Blues, jazz soul and base
brilliant entertainment is what made and maintain The Manhattans greatness. The
same applies to Regina Belle, this one-night-only affair’s female hit maker.
The American singer/songwriter and 30-plus years hit maker is assured to only
add a further level of warm gravitas that will be superseded by the world
renowned neo-soul sounds of Adrian Crutchfield. Tickets are available now at
Computicket.
What does a 20-something-year-old saxophone prodigy, a
four-time Grammy Award winner and Rhythm and Blues Hall Of Fame artist The
Manhattans all have in common? One stage, one night – Saturday 26 October,
that’s when Grand Arena at GrandWest Casino and Entertainment World in Goodwood
will play host to multiple generations of fans who all love great music that
spans decades. The Manhattans are multi-platinum hit makers known and loved the
world over. Since the 1960s they’ve dominated the pop charts. Their Grammy hit
“Shining Star” remains an evergreen classic the group will certainly be
performing on the night, along with their wealth of rhythm and blues hits that
now span an impressive 51 years! At the opposite end of the scale is the young,
but by no means less impressive Adrian Crutchfield. While he warms up the
audience on the night, Regina Belle will be waiting in wings, ready to unpack
each and every one of her Number One Grammy-award-winning hit singles. “Make It
Like It Was”, “If I Could”, “Dream In Colour” and “A Whole New World” will have
loyal followers singing in the isles, while the newly curious will find common
ground in great storytelling and her infectious and beautiful arrangements.
Evergreen, original and entirely inviting, The Manhattans have spent the better
part of half a century making hits and memories at every turn. Their Cape Town
spectacular promises to see the five-piece digging deep into their bag of
quality hit single tricks – all of which continue to turn the world on – each
time they step up to perform live. Rhythm and Blues, jazz soul and base
brilliant entertainment is what made and maintain The Manhattans greatness. The
same applies to Regina Belle, this one-night-only affair’s female hit maker.
The American singer/songwriter and 30-plus years hit maker is assured to only
add a further level of warm gravitas that will be superseded by the world
renowned neo-soul sounds of Adrian Crutchfield. Tickets are available now at
Computicket.
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