A Summer to Remember: Radisson RED Waterfront Brings Festive Fun in Cape Town

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The Launch of Radisson RED Summer Playlist Parties

As Cape Town gears up for summer, the city’s hospitality industry buzzes with anticipation, transforming the metropolis into a lively epicenter of entertainment and excitement. At the heart of the Mother City, the Radisson RED Waterfront—a premier hotel—has an array of surprises planned for the Festive Season 2023 that will undoubtedly charm both residents and visitors. This vibrant period will mark the introduction of Radisson RED Summer Playlist parties in November and December, paving the way for unforgettable experiences.

Radisson RED Summer Playlist parties are designed to offer an energetic and memorable beginning to the summer festivities. Fronted by Cape Town’s very own Pascal & Pearce, these events guarantee a thrilling night of music and dancing at the hotel’s rooftop pool. Established in 2007, the dynamic DJ and record producer duo—Pascal Ellinas and Dave Pearce—are celebrated for their diverse fusion of electronic dance music styles, captivating audiences with their contagious enthusiasm.

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While guests revel in the night’s festivities against the stunning Table Mountain backdrop, they will be treated to performances by four remarkable support acts. These local talents—Louise Carver, Rob Clarke, Yoav, and Jethro Tait—demonstrate the hotel’s commitment to promoting and celebrating homegrown artists. By hosting these events, Radisson RED provides a valuable platform for South African musicians and performers to share their skills with a broader audience.

RED Summer Playlist Event Details and Lineup

The RED Summer Playlist events are set for November 4th and 11th, and December 2nd and 9th. Doors will open at 1 pm, with music commencing at 3 pm and continuing well into the night. The lineup of local acts supporting Pascal & Pearce on these dates include:

  • 4 November: Louise Carver
  • 11 November: Rob Clarke
  • 2 December: Yoav
  • 9 December: Jethro Tait

To obtain tickets for these eagerly awaited events, prospective attendees are urged to follow Radisson RED’s social media channels for booking information. While tickets are not available for purchase, fans can stay updated on the hotel’s Instagram (@radissonredcpt) and Facebook page (Radisson RED V&A Waterfront, Cape Town) for announcements on how to secure a spot at these exclusive parties.

Radisson RED Waterfront’s Commitment to Cape Town’s Cultural Scene

The Radisson RED Waterfront is more than just a hotel; it actively engages in Cape Town’s flourishing cultural and artistic landscape. By hosting events like the RED Summer Playlist parties, the hotel showcases its dedication to nurturing a creative community that appreciates and supports local talent. In doing so, it bolsters the city’s reputation as a global hotspot for exceptional entertainment and hospitality experiences.

As summer approaches, Cape Town readies itself to welcome a diverse group of visitors eager to immerse themselves in the city’s renowned hospitality and dynamic ambiance. The upcoming festivities at the Radisson RED Waterfront will surely leave a lasting impact on all attendees, highlighting the finest South African talent. With the hotel’s backing, local performers can continue to thrive and make their presence known on the world stage.

Prepare to embrace the essence of summer at the Radisson RED Waterfront. Featuring an extraordinary lineup of events and steadfast support for local talent, this season promises to be unforgettable. Don’t miss your opportunity to be part of the excitement—follow Radisson RED on social media and stay tuned for booking details.

Lerato Mokena is a Cape Town-based journalist who covers the city’s vibrant arts and culture scene with a focus on emerging voices from Khayelitsha to the Bo-Kaap. Born and raised at the foot of Table Mountain, she brings an insider’s eye to how creativity shapes—and is shaped by—South Africa’s complex social landscape. When she’s not chasing stories, Lerato can be found surfing Muizenberg’s gentle waves or debating politics over rooibos in her grandmother’s Gugulethu kitchen.

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