Bee Gees show

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Bee Gees show 

Joburg Theatre, the Bee Gees show, we came in a bit earlier, thought the show was at 7:30 pm. Oh well, being early never hurt anybody, relax, it's chilly, it's cold, let's get some hot chocolate, the show starts at 8:00 pm.

We watched people enter, excitement, a turn out, while we were waiting for the show, "Across 110th street" is playing on the speaker, priming people for the experience. It was a fantastic show as expected. Showtime Australia the culprits, fingerprints all over. Incredible performers, they were totally in sync with us, the audience, even gave us 3 bonuses after we demanded for more, but that's expected, how can you stop the show after "Staying Alive" - highly improbable. They also performed "You should be dancing", "Tragedy, "Jive Talking", Nights on Broadway", "Night Fever", "More than a woman", "Spicks and Specks", "Words", "Massachusetts", "Don't forget to Remember" and other hits and classics. 

Zac Coombs, Andre Behnke and Warren Vernon-Discoll are the incredible vocalists. I saw Prince on keyboards, the talented Dale Ray. The Electric guitarist was on super God mode, outstanding as usual. The drums, guitars, piano, keyboard, singing, everything was executed to great fanfare and engagement with the fans. Everyone delivered. Amazing show that encapsulates the spirit of the 60's and 70's, like a time capsule. Congratulations Showtime Australia and the whole team for a great show and a deserved standing ovation. 


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