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If you\u2019re ready for the most entertaining International 7\u2032s rugby on the planet from 16 of the best teams ever assembled, you will not be disappointed. This year, the pace and spectacle of the fastest version of rugby has moved to another level though, attracting the country\u2019s top musical entertainment, eager to please and phenomenally talented Aggreko Cheerleaders, beat battling DJ\u2019s, and crazy cool MC\u2019s to keep the excitement levels at fever pitch throughout the weekend.<\/p>\n

The World Series began with a win for New Zealand on the Australian Gold Coast with the hosts in second place. England and South Africa take the third and fourth places respectively on the log and it\u2019s all to play for at this early stage of the World Series where teams are giving it their all in an attempt to gain momentum to take them into 2014, and eventually the title.<\/p>\n

South Africa will be looking to tap into raucous hometown support to find that vital extra energy that is so essential to claim a series win, and this year, together with a dressed up and festive home crowd, the most incredible musical acts are getting into the action.<\/p>\n

No Break \u2013 Do not expect one seconds break over the weekend\u2019s extreme excitement and entertainment. Between the games, at half time and at every given opportunity the DJ\u2019s, bands and Cheerleaders surge into action to get you moving in your party suits.<\/p>\n

\"Jeremy<\/p>\n

Jeremy Loops<\/p>\n

Jeremy Loops, a Cape Town<\/a> musician skilled in guitar, harmonica, beatbox, ukelele, banjo and loop pedal will be expecting the crowd to contribute to his act in an incredibly fresh sound that will make the whole stadium part of the vibey act.<\/p>\n

Crazy White Boy is the brainchild of local duo Ryan Murgatroyd and Kosta Karatamoglou who are taking the music scene and charts by storm and are so ready to get you partying hard with them inside the reverberating stadium to their famous singles \u2018Zoma\u2019 and \u2018Love You Better\u2019 \u2013 learn the words and be a part of the live act.<\/p>\n

1st Project is South Africa\u2019s biggest drumming act. Their \u2018Aggressive Percussion\u2019 is completely original bringing together elements of rock, house, African and Latin rhythms that will be hugely amplified in the stadium and will have you totally amped to back the Blitzbokke to the finals and the win!<\/p>\n

A battle of the DJ\u2019s, sensational Aggreko Cheerleaders performing to all the incredible tunes, and wickedly sharp tongues of MC\u2019s Ryan O\u2019Connor (94.5 KFM Breakfast Show Host) and Guy McDonald (GoodhopeFM Breakfast Show host)\u00a0 will have the whole stadium buzzing with anticipation for all the rocket fuelled international rugby<\/p>\n

With tickets available from just R50 and Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium seating options available from the manic fun of the \u2018SinBin\u2019 (South Stand), to the Family Stand, there are options for all to join in and be a part of this huge event.<\/p>\n