200+ craft beer tastings at Fools & ... Taste 90+ homebrews for free, meet champion brewers, and see Freshlyground
One Republic Concerts South Africa
'Apologise' hitmakers are headed to Mzansi for a two-date concert series in June 2015!
Internationally renowned Grammy Award-nominated band OneRepublic returns to South Africa (they were here in 2009) to perform two concerts in major Mzansi cities to promote their third full-length album, Native (2013).
DATES FOR THE 2015 ONE REPUBLIC CONCERTS SOUTH AFRICA
- JOHANNESBURG (The Dome): Friday, 19 June 2015 - Tickets
- CAPE TOWN (GrandWest Grand Arena): Sunday, 21 June 2015 - Tickets
High school friends Ryan Tedder and Zach Filkins formed OneRepublic back in 2002, and Columbia Records quickly signed the ensemble. Though, just two months before the scheduled release of what was meant to be their debut album, the band was dropped by the label.
But, like the old saying goes, one door closes and another opens, and pretty soon OneRepublic gained commercial fame as the number-one unsigned act on MySpace. After grabbing the attention of renowned producer Timbaland’s label, Mosley Music Group, the band became the first pop/rock group to join the hip-hop legend’s stable.
Their first single, ‘Apologise’, which was remixed by Timbaland, off their debut album Dreaming Out Loud put the band on the musical map. The song received a five-time platinum certification from the RIAA and reached the top of the charts in over 16 countries
Since then, the five-piece rock outfit – Ryan Tedder, Zach Filkins, Drew Brown, Eddie Fisher, Brent Kutzle – has released two more studio albums with a fourth in the pipeline.
In short, Mzansi fans are in for a real treat and are sure to be presented with a heady mix of OneRepublic’s biggest hits and even a sneak peek at what they may be working on for a future album.
TICKETS FOR THE 2015 ONE REPUBLIC CONCERTS SOUTH AFRICA
Tickets are available online through viagogo.co.za, a global source of live event tickets, click here to get tickets to see One Republic. Passes can also be bought via Computicket.com and Computicket outlets. Costs range between R340p/p and R650p/p, depending on the city and the seating. Do note that both venues are wheelchair-friendly.
---
Check out our events section for an up-to-date overview of happenings in Cape Town. Also, don’t forget to subscribe to our newsletter and if you have a smartphone, add m.capetownmagazine.com to your home screen for quick access on the go!
Follow us on Twitter, like us on Facebook, join our Google+ circle, connect with us on LinkedIn, check out our photos on Instagram and follow our Pinterest boards for updates on what’s happening in and around the Mother City!
