The UK's hottest new indie act, award-winning alt-J has been confirmed as the first international act to treat 15,000 fans at the event on Friday 4 October, before they jet off to Cape Town to wow Rocking the Daisies on the Saturday night.
The chart-topping quartet have already performed at some of world's top festivals such as Coachella, Glastonbury, Lollapalooza and Reading and are now making their way to SouthAfrica for the very first time. Nominated at this year's Brit Awards for 'Best British Group', 'Best British Album' and 'British Breakthrough' and winning the Mercury Prize for 'Best British Album' of the last year, alt-J have risen to fame with little to no record label promotion, showcasing the sheer tenacity anddrive the act have for their music and their fans.
Audiences can expect a spectacular performance from alt-J alongside an explosive stage set that will leave Newtown's eardrums ringing from the sonic assault of melodic choruses and captivating songs that stick in your head. 'Something Good' and 'Matilda' have catapulted the quirky band to a rapid rise in the global music industry, culminating in sold-out showsacross the USA and Europe. The genre-defying act's poignant folk verses, crushing synths and tight vocal harmonies are what set them apart, showcasing the sheer talent and brilliance of the band.
Once again Vodacom is the proud sponsor of In the City and will be announcing the next international acts soon.
Seed Experiences is urging festival enthusiasts to get their tickets from Webtickets now to avoid disappointment. Don't miss Vodacom In the City in Jo'burg on Friday 4 October 2013 at Mary Fitzgerald Square, Newtown.
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Tickets: Webtickets (www.webtickets.co.za)
General admission: R360
At the door: R500
VIP (includes food and complimentary drinks): R900
Alt-J will also be performing at Rocking The Daisies on the 5th of October 2013 at Cloof Wine Estate in Darling, Western Cape. For more info please visit http://www.rockingthedaisies.com.
