Watershed @ St Francis Brewery

PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING BOOKING INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY ON HOW TO BOOK IN THE AREA OF YOUR CHOICE.Please email us at sfbcbookings@gmail.com if you have any other queries.DINNER FROM 18:00, SHOW FROM 19:30Gold / front seats R330:Seating under cover with the best view of the stage (round tables are bar tables)Blue / back seats R290:Seating under cover with a restricted view of the stage, access to the Tree Deck & DancefloorGreen area R290/ Kids R150:Bar stools/counters & standing area in the open beer gardenKids U/12 sitting in the designated seating area pay the regular ticket price, while those in the standing area get to enjoy a discounted price!Instructions for Selecting a Seat:1.CLICK on the SEATING PLAN2.Choose SECTION . Decide which COLOUR section you'd like to sit in.3. Select TABLE . Click or select the specific TABLE you prefer in that section.4. Choose Selected SEAT . After you choose your selected seat, a ticket box will pop up. Click COMFIRM & select the next seat.5. Complete the Process . Confirm your booking and finalize the payment to complete the process.Tip: If you're making multiple bookings, select and book each seat individually before proceeding to checkout!In South Africa and Europe however, ‘Watershed’ is better defined as the band around songwriter and lead singer Craig Hinds – one of the most popular export products the Rainbow Nation has on offer.What is that ever-elusive x-factor that makes a good band great?Perhaps the question is essentially rhetorical; it’s like attempting to determine the precise recipe for a hit song – there are too many variables that need to be factored into the equation to provide a consistently predictable result.Nevertheless, success in the music industry is often dependent on the uneasy relationship between persistence and coincidence. Add to the mix a little pinch of this and a little dash of that, some worthwhile songsmithing, and voila!If stirred correctly at suitably simmering temperatures, you have Watershed.And they have the X-factor. Unquestionably.But it’s a one-off kind of thing, and they are rare indeed.Since the time they dared to step onto the front porch of the pantheon of popular music in 2000 in an attempt to follow in the footsteps of fame, Watershed have revealed themselves to be an outfit who can produce songs that are instantly recognizable and yet utterly unique. The fact that they are South African is a source of pride to their huge local fan base, but totally beside the point.Their musical language is wonderfully universal – a fact that their latest release, Staring at the Ceiling will definitely underscore. They’ve arrived; they have been granted citizenship of our musical world. And they are first class citizens