Crowd ecstatic over old school music

Tuesday, March 25, 2014

Dj Dolphus perfoming at Old skool music show at President hotel. PIC KAGISO ONKATSWITSE

It is only by sheer luck for one to hear old music playing these days. But the good thing about old school music is that it never gets old.

This was evident last Friday when a large number of night crawlers came to President Hotel for the Masters of Old School.

The event managed not to only to attract the older generation, particularly those that came of age in the ‘80s, but also younger fans.

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