Grassy Spark, Sean Koch and The World Of Birds will open for A-ha in Cape Town while Ard Matthews, Absinthè, James Deacon and Werner Bekker will do the honours in Johannesburg.
The support acts have been chosen for both shows of the tour to ensure there is a great local mix of developing newcomers and well-established fan favourites. Concert-goers must make sure to get there early to enjoy the day’s lineup and support their local talents before A-ha take to the stage and perform some of their biggest hits from over the decades – “Take On Me”, “The Sun Always Shines On TV”, “Crying In The Rain” and “Stay On These Roads”.
After announcing that their ‘A-ha play Hunting High And Low live’ tour will be different from anything they have previously undertaken, A-ha timed the international tour to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the release. The show however also includes a full second set that is full of their classic hit tracks and some musical treats.
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