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SPORT & OUTDOOR
 Not
Even Once Extreme Surfing and Skateboarding
Venue: Strandfontein, Sea Point, Big Bay
Time: -
Price: -
Performances: 17 Nov, 24 Nov, 2 Dec 2007
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Big bands, booming surf, the shimmer of surfboards and roar
of skateboards will be the scene at three different corners of the Cape
Peninsula this summer. The events follow last year’s action-packed and
highly successful Not Even Once Extreme Surfing and Skateboarding
happening at Melkbosstrand.
Brown and Surrender Band will be shaking sand and surf at
the Strandfontein experience. Hailing from Cookeville in Tennessee,
27-year old Brown has been dedicating his life to helping the ‘underdogs’
in society. After television and modelling, rap song writing became his
karma - remember the album Hangin in and Hangin on, telling about Cape
Town’s street children? This is soon to be followed by his second album,
Shades of Brown. Brown also hosts a bi-weekly radio talk show, Sidewalk
Talk with Brown on CCFM and recently completed the first episode for a TV
series under the same title.
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On
24 November the sounds of no fewer than six bands and artists, with
Brown amongst them, will be
reverberating through the streets of Sea Point.
Iron Heart
– consisting of Stefan Louw, Carl Brown, Ewin de Villiers and Renier
Trytsman – provides music at clubs, weddings and carnivals.
Neville D
has been music director at World Hope Ministries for the past eight years
and in December 2006 joined other artists for a concert before 80 000
people in Nigeria.Other shakers on the 24th are Joshua &
Friends, Failing Forward and Sitis.
The
big day for Big Bay arrives on 1 December. Sun, surf, tanned bodies,
surfboards and skateboards will all be glimmering, glowing, swishing,
clattering and whooping to the sounds of
6 of 9, One Day Remains, Single Track,
Proxy Worship, Spoonfeedas, Fever Tree and
New Altum.
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