Some of South Africa\u2019s favourite and most powerful female artists will be sharing the stage for the first time at The Boardwalk in May.
\nFrom eight in the evening on Saturday, May 4, BlackByrd will be on stage with Nasreen Williams and the Syndicate Sisters in a one-of-its kind show.
\nBlackByrd is one of the country\u2019s top girl groups and consists of multi-talented singer\/dancer\/ musician Tarryn Lamb, Samantha Heldsinger and Tamsyn Maker.
\nLocal singer Nasreen Williams is one of the Bay\u2019s favourite performers.
\nSyndicate Sisters Bridget Alexander and Beverly Alexander have gone platinum.
\nTaking their name from the classic Paul McCartney song \u201cBlackbird,\u201d the dynamic Cape Town-based performers first visited Port Elizabeth in February for the official opening of The Boardwalk Hotel and Convention Centre, and enjoyed the Friendly City so much that they have decided to come back.
\nEasy-listening brand of adult pop with a tinge of country BlackByrd\u2019s album \u201cStrong\u201d received four South African Music awards (SAMA) nominations.
\nThe Syndicate Sisters have performed with great musicians such as Johnny Clegg, Toya De Lazy, and Mean Mr. Mustard and has toured London, Dubai, Hong Kong, Israel and Egypt.
\nTickets for the show can be bought through Computicket or call Jason Gabriel on 082 643 6000 at R120.00 per person.
\nSeats are limited so make sure you and your friends book your seats today to avoid disappointment.<\/p>\n
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