Village Talk

MMMUSICAL MAGIC AT MITH TONIGHT

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An exciting music line-up awaits at Music in The Hills (MITH) tonight. Starting off the night at 7 pm is the Hilton Montessori band, Double My Age. The 4-piece band started as a collective of young amateurs, led by self-taught, local “musical appreciati­on” coach Jes Bedingfiel­d. It has now become more like a regular Tuesday afternoon jam.

The band, consisting of Madison Fisher on guitar and vocals, and brothers Aidan and Aaron Balfour on bass and ukulele respective­ly, will be accompanyi­ng Jes for their first time on stage. They will be performing a variety of folky, poppy, as well as some teenage grunge songs, for their debut at MITH.

Double my Age is followed by The Freewheele­rs at 8 pm. Hailing from Mtunzini in Zululand, the musical trio consists of Vicky Erasmus, a multi-instrument­alist focused on keyboard, accordion and cello; vocalist and bass guitarist Dave Squires and Johan Gerber on vocals, guitar, and harmonica.

They focus mainly on music from the 60’s and 70’s and cover a range of genres from folk rock and blues, to any good songs that tickle their fancy. They cover songs from Simon & Garfunkel, and Eric Clapton via Willie

Nelson, all the way to Talking Heads!

Ending off the evening is the MMM Band, a group of talented individual­s who do more than provide great service and do excellent repairs; they know how to rock. It’s a common culture for them to have jams in the shop, and this time they’re bringing their jams to the people of MITH.

Chilled, but deadly, Aidan Compton will accompany the band on bass, keeping the vibes nice and steady. Taking on the drums for this performanc­e is Javid Govender. Lastly on guitar, bass, vocals and other, is Skippy Kubheka, who will ensure that everyone has a great time, and sings along.

Arguably the KZN Midlands’ best-loved music venue, MITH is an opportunit­y for beginners, profession­als, and passionate music fans to share the joy of music at The Knoll Historic Guest Farm in Hilton.

MITH takes place every second Wednesday. Doors open at 6 pm and the music will kick off at 7 pm. Entrance is R50 at the door. Food and soft drinks are available for sale. A cash bar is available.

Visit www.mith.co.za for more details and directions. Musicians can contact mithbookin­gs@gmail.com for slots.

 ?? ?? The MMM band will be taking their jams out of the repair shop, to the MITH stage tonight.
The MMM band will be taking their jams out of the repair shop, to the MITH stage tonight.

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