DEVOTIONS RECORDS PRESENTS THE BLACK SATURDAY VOLUME 7 AT THE INDUSTRY BAR


















 My name is Lerato Nkati I’m a Director, artist manager and Events Coordinator at Devotions Records, which is a Recording label, Events and Entertainment Company based in Cape Town.



 


We are hosting Black Saturday Vol 7 on 31 October 2015 at THE INDUSTRY BAR in Cape Town and we are requesting for media coverage of the event.


 


Black Saturday is a social gathering for young talented creatives to showcase their talent. This concept is focused on promoting up and coming artists and young creatives and giving them exposure in to a diverse crowd.  This platform also serves as a networking medium, where young creatives gather, collaborate and share resources at the same time being entertained by live performances from the Best up and coming artists and the best Disk Jockeys from the City of Cape Town.


 


 Black Saturday is a movement that has been active since 2011 and we already have 6 successful events, throughout the years this concept has achieved amazing credentials, it was nominated for a South African Hip Hop Award 2012 (SAHHA) and also got nominated for the MSF Australian Film Documentary award 2012. It manage to win a lot of hearts from its supporters and it is said to be one of the Biggest Hip Hop events in the Western Cape.


 


Venue: The Industry Bar (37 Harrington Street, Cape Town)


Time: 11AM - 18H00


Tickets: R50 early bird and R80 after the 20th October


 


Hope to hear from you soon


 


Kind Regards


Lerato Nkati


Director | A&R | Events Coordinator
Devotions Records PTY LTD




073 640 2442 / 084 213 7708
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Location: Cape Town, South Africa

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