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Join us on the 28th December for our Matthew Mole outdoor summer show.
Two ticket types available for the show:
Grass tickets R180 – to be seated on the grass area of The Farm Village. Bring your own blankets. No cooler boxes allowed. There will be a mobile burger stand & bar on the grass. cafe Roux menu also available.
Seated table tickets – R280. within cafe Roux, under the bedouin tent.
Kids are free and are expected to “roam free” – they do not get allocated table seats.
Weather – if it rains, those booked on the grass will have part cover. Please note that tickets are non-refundable
Those booked at seated tables will be under the big bedouin tent.
Times – arrive from 3:30 pm. Music to start at approx. 4:30pm. Finished by 6 pm.
Bookings: go to caferouxsessions.co.za or book at webtickets.co.za
Contact for enquiries: michelle@caferoux.co.za / 021 789 2538
Proudly sponsored by, The Wolf Trap Wine.
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By now a household name, Matthew Mole is back with a profound new single “Let Me” from his upcoming album titled “Ghost”, which is scheduled for release on the 19th of September through Universal Music. A young and loveably free-spirited instrumentalist and singer, through “Let Me” he continues to delve even deeper into his most personal thoughts on love, relationships and vulnerability.
In his own words, the single “is a song about looking past our selfishness, to love one another. In this song I talk about how we can walk together, dream together and love each other unconditionally”. The video for the track (directed by Alastair Thomas) draws fans closer to Matthew’s fears about confronting one’s insecurities and his aspirations regarding interpersonal relationships, a fundamental concept addressed in
million views on YouTube, over 31 million career streams (36% being Apple Music), Platinum Status in South Africa for the track “Take Yours, I’ll Take Mine” and several nominations at the SAMAs, it is clear that Matthew has found the road to stardom. His last album “Run” debuted at number 1 on the iTunes Chart on release day, so get ready for a powerful return from this modest yet unstoppable muso