Simba met the Rocats at Cape Town's Zula Sound Bar on Long

Long Streets' live music venue will be surfing through Pop Rock, Samba, Funk, Afrobeat and Reggae tonight

Zula Bar on Cape Town’s happening Long Street is renowned for its live music, and Simba met the Rocats will ad its own dimension this August.

Surfing through Pop Rock, Samba, Funk, Afrobeat, Reggae with a strong jazzy influence, the band takes you on a real musical trip, this August, where harmonies are the only boundaries for creative possibilities.

“Simba met the Rocats” was created in early 2007 when members from “The Rocats”, a Maputo based dub band, joined forces with Simba, a solo Rap artist, to create unique and distinctive sounds that, in a certain way, challenge your common musical language.

The group went to a studio to compose new songs and immediately after that they started “touring” the town, playing sometimes in small and often in big venues with friends and other bands.

It did not take them long to shape their identity and the band was invited to perform in South Africa for the first time in July 2007.

Following the success of the first gig, they were invited to perform at the Oppikoppi Festival and at the UMOJA Africa New Year Concert.

Adding a strong visual identity (video projections) to their shows, the band’s performances are always filled with entertainment.

A little bit of this and a little bit of that at the Zula Sound Bar this August with music ranging from Rap to jazz – be sure not to miss this entertaining evening.

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Simba met the Rocats at Zula:

Date: 14 August 2008
Venue: Zula Sound Bar
Location: 194 Long Street | Cape Town
Time: 10:30pm

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