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Jazz performance

by Staff Reporter
April 12, 2024
The Glenn Robertson jazz band will perform on Saturday April 20 at Die Boer in Durbanville, at 8.30pm. The band hosted many performances in their Kaleidoscope venue in Claremont but had to give it up when Covid hit. Glenn Robertson, Pastor of Kaleidoscope, also suffered a slight stroke right at the beginning of lockdown. Fans can now see the band at Die Boer. They will perform songs such as Mornin’, Mr Radio, Tomorrow Today, You’ve Got A Friend and Everything Must Change. Tickets cost R185 each. Book at https://dieboer.com/event/YMj/booking or call 021 979 1911. Pictured are Tony Drake and Glenn Robertson at a previous performance.

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