Steve Hofmeyr, the king of Afrikaans pop, will launch his latest album “Haloda” at a live performance at the Carnival City Big Top Arena on Saturday, 26 November.
The launch marks the 25th album produced by the talented singer, songwriter, actor and musician, and contains 16 original compositions and four duets with Corlea Botha, Emo Adams, Kurt Darren and Armand. Fans can expect variety, good lyrics, catchy tunes and Steve’s unmistakably rich vocals, all wrapped up in a slick and professional package.
But possibly the highlight of the album is his duet “Pa en Seun” which he performs with his eldest son Armand, who has clearly inherited his father’s musical gene’s.
The audience can also expect to hear favourite Hofmeyr hits such as “Pampoen” and “Ons sal dit oorleef”, as well as the Neil Diamond classics he is so expert at covering.
Hofmeyr’s previous album sold more than 80 000 copies, reaching double platinum status and earning him a covered SAMA.
The show starts at 20h00 and tickets are available from Computicket between R200 and R300.