Livingston play in the Western Cape
The British band Livingston are currently on tour in South Africa and will be performing in both Cape Town and Tulbagh this week.
Livingston`s single Chemicals has done well on SA Campus and online radio stations and is currently number one on Tuks FM`s Top 30 Chart.
The band will perform live on Expresso SABC 3 on Wednesday morning, 26 August and will play on Thursday, 27 August at Aces & Spades, Cape Town, (Doors open at 7pm, 9.30pm James Gilespie and 10.30pm Livingston. Free entry) and on Friday, 28 August at Saronsberg Theatre, Tulbagh. (7pm for 8pm. Cover R80. Bookings: moc.liamg@retaetgrebsnoras +27 (0)23 230 0179.
Free album download
"This August we are giving away our latest album "Animal" for free exclusively in SA at www.livingstontribe.com
Having formed in the multicultural hub of London, Livingston searched high and low to find their collective musical feet. With singer Beukes Willemse and a guitarist/keyboardist Chris van Niekerk from South Africa, guitarist/percussionist Jakob Nebel from Germany and bassist Phil Magee from the UK, it seemed almost impossible that their paths would cross. However, fate took hold when Willemse was reunited with Van Niekerk in London to find the missing pieces to the Livingston puzzle. The band has since also set up roots in Berlin and currently operates between the UK and Germany.
Finding their feet with 2008's debut 'Sign Language' and 2012's 'Fire To Fire' (Universal Music Germany), the band achieved numerous successes including Top 20 in the German Sales Charts and Number 1 Amazon & iTunes Rock Charts. Their single Broken went to the Top 20 and their second single Go was the official song for German national broadcaster ZDF during the winter Olympics of 2010.
