Jazz Enthusiasts Flock to Table Mountain Jazz Festival in Company Gardens, Cape Town
Jazz enthusiasts from near and far gathered in the picturesque Company Gardens in Cape Town for the first-ever Table Mountain Jazz Festival.
The historic Company Gardens, the oldest garden in South Africa, provided the perfect backdrop for the two-day music extravaganza that took place over the weekend.
The lineup featured a stellar cast of legendary artists, including Jonathan Butler, Jimmy Dludlu, and Peter White, captivating the audience with their soulful performances.
Despite the looming grey skies and the threat of rain, nearly 5,000 jazz lovers converged at the festival, undeterred in their quest to witness their musical icons in action.
One attendee expressed their unwavering dedication, stating, “Come rain or shine, I was going to be here,” while another declared, “I go where the jazz goes.”
The eclectic mix of local talent and international headline acts delighted the audience, with Grammy-nominated Jonathan Butler expressing his joy at performing for the enthusiastic local crowd.
“Cape Town is the heartbeat of jazz. It’s a pleasure to perform here and be reminded of my roots. This festival brings us together in the love of music,” Butler shared.
The festival culminated with a captivating performance by UK music legend Peter White, bringing the two-day event to a memorable close on Sunday night.
