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One Night in Cape Town with Yellowcard, Manchester Orchestra and Deftones is
creeping up on us at an alarming rate and we want you to be prepared for
anything that could come at you.






Here is a list of all the information
you need, from performance times through to what you can and can’t bring in.
Read this and share with your friends, because we all know what a mission it can be to look for the line-up times at the last minute or trying to sneak in a bottle of vodka and get caught out!



Most important! Gates open at 18:00 on 8 August
2013.



Who is playing when:



19:00 : Manchester
Orchestra

20:20 : Yellowcard

21:40 : Deftones



(line-up subject to
change)



Entrances: 



Golden Circle ticket holders must please enter through
Doors 1 and 6. These are the doors that are closest to the stage.

General Standing ticket holders please enter through Doors 2, 3, 4 and
5.

Seated ticket holders please enter through Doors 8 and 11.
You’ll head upstairs to the seated area. Please make sure that you sit in your
assigned seat. Your seat number can be found on your ticket.



Please ensure that you have a printed copy of your One Night in Cape Town
ticket with you. Each ticket must be scanned at the entrance, so no ticket – no
entry!



Tickets will be on sale at the venue on the evening, however there
is no guarantee that you will be able to get one!! So, we strongly suggest you purchase
your tickets before on www.plankton.mobi



What to bring with
you:



a. Your ticket (duh) and your ID book. Because it’s no under
18’s you might be asked for it should the gate managers think you are under
age.

b. Your wallet to buy food and drinks and to pay for your
parking.

c. Comfortable shoes ladies – heels are not a good idea, you are
going to be standing for a couple of hours!

d. A camera – you might want
to take some snaps. Cameras that can fit into a ladies normal sized hand bag
are fine. ANYTHING bigger that could be considered professional will not be
allowed into the venue.



What you may NOT bring with you:



a.
Like all Hilltop Live events, they’d prefer if you left your bad attitudes at
home (most important!). Small spaces, long hours standing and alcohol generally brings out the
worst in people.

b. Professional cameras or iPads (sorry!).

c. Knives,
guns, illegal drugs, your own drinks or food, your pets or your children (this
is a over 18’s only show, thank you).



Food and drinks will be available for
sale outside the Arena. Please feel free to enjoy this before and after the
show. No drinks or food from home will be allowed in.



The good news: Merchandise from the bands will be on sale. Keep an eye out for the stand in the
main lobby.



Right of Admission is Reserved. Behave like a
caveman, cause any problems or be under the age and they will ask you to leave the
concert without a refund on your ticket! Be warned!



For any additional
information, please log onto www.facebook.com/onenightincapetown where we’ll be
posting and answering any questions you have!





Contact me: eliinthecity@gmail.com

                                    The (k)Night strikes back!








Hilltop Live in association with MK presents: One Night in Cape Town at the Grand Arena, GrandWest Casino on 8 August 2013. The force that represents Oppikoppi will once again smile upon Cape Town and hand you the night to end all nights.



Cape Town, this is your chance to see what Oppikoppi BewilderBeast Festival is yet to see: Deftones and Yellowcard on one stage for one night!



Since their inception, Grammy Award-winning alternative hard rock band Deftones have quietly been pursuing two paths, delivering songs defined by churning, double-fisted aggression while also quietly testing the boundaries of music by incorporating elements of psychedelia and shoegaze. "White Pony", released in 2000, reached platinum status a month after release. This album earned raves for blending the moodiness of bands like the Cure and Slowdive.






After "White Pony", the band released four studio albums. The group's seventh and latest album, "Koi No Yokan" is their boldest yet. Both ferociously melodic and dizzyingly expansive, the album moves from pensive to pulverizing – often in the space of a single song.  For "Koi No Yokan", the group reunited with producer Nick Raskulinecz, who also worked on "Diamond Eyes", and the band set a rigorous daily work schedule. "We kind of adopted this new way of doing things, where we'd have a 7 or 8 hour work day instead of just working on things a piece at a time," drummer Abe Cunningham said, "It enabled us to be a lot more efficient." Moreno agrees. "In the past, one of us would write something, record it, and then weeks - or even months - later, someone else would come along and add to it. We had totally lost that communal vibe. This time, all of the songs started with just the five of us together in a room, playing." Those close collaborations led to a more deliberate drive and cohesive final product. "It gave us a real sense of focus," says Cunningham.



Getting an opportunity to make an impact by playing music is a dream for many bands, but getting a second chance, according to Yellowcard frontman Ryan Key, is a blessing. Yellowcard, is known for the hit single “Way Away” from the album “Ocean Avenue”. In 2011 this pop punk / alternative rock band returned to the spotlight after a three‐year hiatus releasing the energized “When You’re Through Thinking, Say Yes”.  The album was a renaissance of sorts for the Jacksonville natives, as its 10 tracks played like the band never spent any time apart. A logical progression from 2007s “Paper Walls”, the group managed to capture elements of its entire discography with the album, which was welcomed by patient fans and praised by critics alike.






"When You’re Through Thinking, Say Yes" inspired a winding nine months of touring that took the band to over 30 different countries, a world tour that served as a reconnection with old, die-hard fans and an instant way to reach new, younger listeners. "The tours we got last year, the bands we got to tour with, were incredible", Ryan Key says. "We wanted to stay current and matter to younger fans, because making new fans is important to us, and at the same time, we didn't want to turn our back on old fans because they're essential to our existence. We couldn't make new fans without our old ones. When you are at a Yellowcard show if you are not a fan, you look at someone who is and think, 'Why am I not a fan of that? Why am I not enjoying this like that person is? I want that'. That's amazing for us." Early in July, Yellowcard announced that they would be releasing Ocean Avenue Acoustic in August 2013 via Hopeless Records. This is to commemorate the 10th anniversary of their classic album. Some of the songs have a whole new life, while others are acoustic renditions of the originals. "We are so excited for you to hear what we’ve done, it’s going to be a big year for all of us and you together. Ocean Avenue is a legacy that we are very proud of, so both the album and the tour are things we’ve put a lot of work into. Thanks for your continued love and support".



The Grand Arena has never been rocked like this and this is a concert not to be missed. Tickets are available from plankton.mobi.



Tickets are limited and expected to sell fast, so buy now to avoid disappointment.



Visit www.facebook.com/onenightincapetown for more information and updates.



Contact me: eliinthecity@gmail.com