The band has looked to innovate in these challenging times, where the live music industry has come to a complete halt and live concerts are banned for the foreseeable future. They’ve looked to find a way to reach fans by creating a state of the art live show platform. With several slots in the Get Lucky Streaming series available for other artists from across the country to headline, the band have created opportunities for more than just themselves. Streaming live from their incredible recording facility with the latest broadcasting technology they have put together a complete package for artists and audiences to enjoy.
“It's not like a live stage show,” says Ben Peters the band's founder and producer. “It’s a full-blown television production with the best studio-grade audio and our world-renowned Cape Town film talent to capture it all in glossy HD!”
“We are so excited to be performing as a full band again,” says Jules, lead singer of GoodLuck. “It’s been really tough adjusting to life without touring, but we have tried to be as creative and innovative as possible so we can stay connected with and continue to perform for our fans. This is a very exciting platform because it is going to be giving fans an opportunity to support some of the bands and musicians that they love so much and we have partnered with Howler which is a very familiar platform for any concert goer around Africa and now the world!”
GoodLuck and Get Lucky Streaming will bring fans a fully-fledged concert production, with incredible lighting and sound, pyrotechnics and mesmerising FX. With new and old hit tracks, streamed live straight to your living rooms or patios. At least 15% of profits raised will go to their growing feeding project in the Western Cape, which has raised almost R500,000 already and fed families in desperate need of food in these extraordinarily difficult times.
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