March 5, 2012: The Old Mutual Music at the Lake series celebrates the official launch of its 2012 season on March 25 with a show-stopping performance by Prime Circle at Durban Botanic Gardens. The show marks Prime Circle’s return to South Africa after their recent European tour.
The band returns from a three-week long, three-country, 12-city European tour, and they are looking forward to being welcomed back home by their Durban fans who have always turned out in numbers to support the band. “We always have such a great time performing in Durban, and especially at the Durban Botanic Gardens,” said Ross Learmonth, the band’s lead singer and front man. “What could be better than performing for awesome fans in an amazing setting? And we get to do our bit for the environment.”
Regarded by many as South Africa’s top rock band, Prime Circle recently cemented their reputation as a world class act by performing on stage with international bands 3 Doors Down and internationally renowned SA act Seether.
The Old Mutual Music at the Lake series presents live concerts every month throughout the year at the Durban Botanic Gardens. All proceeds from the performances go towards an innovative people and plant development programme, the Garden Window Project, within the Durban Botanic Gardens.
Tickets are available online at http://www.webtickets.co.za/
- Tickets prices: R110 online, or at the gate for R120 on the day
- Kids between 8-12 pay R50, kids under eight are free
- Drinks, cooler boxes and picnic baskets are welcome
- Gates open at 12.30 pm.
Secure parking available on the Juventus ground. Entrance to all parking is off lower John Zikhale (Sydenham) Road, adjacent to the Botanic Gardens and the Munies Hockey Field also off lower John Zikhale (Sydenham) Road.
**The next act to grace the stage at the Old Mutual Music at the Lake series is The Parlotones on April 15.
About Old Mutual Music at the Lake
The Old Mutual Music at the Lake series was born out of Old Mutual’s desire to contribute to national biodiversity. This series was rolled out in partnership with the Durban Botanic Garden Trust and all proceeds from the concerts are donated directly to the garden.
Info: Werner Botes at Total Exposure. 011 788 8725; e-mail werner@totalexposure.co.za