Neon Dreams brings Sunshine tour to Namibia
Neon Dreams, the Canadian alt-pop duo consisting of singer Frank Kadillac and drummer Adrian Morris, are visiting Namibia again soon as part of their Sunshine tour.
The two performed in Windhoek and Swakopmund about a year ago.
The duo will perform at Soundgarden on 5 April in Swakopmund, and at the Mynt nightclub in Windhoek on 6 and 7 April.
During their 18-date Sunshine Tour across South Africa and Namibia, Neon Dreams will be joined by fellow Canadian and platinum-selling artist Coleman Hell and emerging Johannesburg musical twins, the Saxby Twins.
The announcement comes hot on the heels of Neon Dreams' new album, Love Child Baby Dolphin. The album is a collection of songs written and recorded in South Africa, including their hit singles, "Little Dance" and "It's All Good" along with a fresh batch of new singles.
Tickets are available via Webtickets.
The two performed in Windhoek and Swakopmund about a year ago.
The duo will perform at Soundgarden on 5 April in Swakopmund, and at the Mynt nightclub in Windhoek on 6 and 7 April.
During their 18-date Sunshine Tour across South Africa and Namibia, Neon Dreams will be joined by fellow Canadian and platinum-selling artist Coleman Hell and emerging Johannesburg musical twins, the Saxby Twins.
The announcement comes hot on the heels of Neon Dreams' new album, Love Child Baby Dolphin. The album is a collection of songs written and recorded in South Africa, including their hit singles, "Little Dance" and "It's All Good" along with a fresh batch of new singles.
Tickets are available via Webtickets.
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