World Cup & Celebrate South Africa @ ZINC Bar JUNE 22nd!

World Cup & Celebrate South Africa @ ZINC Bar JUNE 22nd!

Still mourning, we lost the battle, but not the war and we'll be ready for France on Tuesday!!

Still mourning, we lost the battle, but not the war and we'll be ready for France on Tuesday!!

NEWDradio

Christine and Mark Henegan, Duncan Irvine Interview - NEWDradio - Effects of the 2010 World Cup on the tourism, economy and people of South Africa.


Isn't it awesome when you think you're muted but turns out you're on LIVE?
(On from about 30 mins into the show)

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Christine Vaindirlis & The WORLD CUP on various networks

CNN International

NBC

ESPN

JUNE 11th Kick Off!! WOZA!! BAFANA BAFANA SHAPA!!! At Madiba Christine Vaindirlis & Themba Mbedu

2K10 In South Africa new

Time Out New York - Soccer Fever

MADIBA - Taping of the Diski Dance for NBC's New York Non-Stop

June 11th @ 7:30 - 11pm
Join us, Ramon DeBruyn, Etienne Stadwijk, Mauricio Zottarelli and Time Out New York at MADIBA (195 Dekalb Ave - Brooklyn) for some great music to Celebrate South Africa & WORLD CUP Opening Day!! Learn the Diski Dance, Waka-Waka, Wavin' Flag - some Biltong, great food, Pinotage...you CAN'T go wrong!! ONE SIX DAYS TO GO!!

June 17th @ 8pm - CELEBRATE LIFE! - Fundraiser for school uniforms in South Africa - Riverside Theatre

June 22nd @ 9:30, 11, 12:30 - ZINC BAR - Celebrate South Africa & the World Cup

June 26th - FORT GREEN MUSIC FEST - with the South African All-Stars

Jack Rabid's "The Big Takeover" - REVIEW

The London-born, Johannesburg raised, and now New York based artist has an impressive resume, having studied at the Milan Conservatory and Boston's Berklee College of Music. But her music is ingrained in the South African jazz of her childhood, which she infuses with an energetic, invigorating blend of R&B, funk, and swing. She's assembled a first rate band, including jazz pianist Hiromi, hot percussionist Daniel Sadownick, members of Paul Simon's Graceland ensemble, and some sizzling horn players. And while Vaindirlis can easily out-diva the best of them, she displays a remarkably versatile range, whether throaty and commanding ("Call to Freedom"), velvety and effervescent ("Down by the River"), or sweet and soothing ("Dance Mama!", "Making it Home Someday"). You'll find it near impossible to sit still through this joyous, danceable debut LP.