Oppikoppi Pulls out the Stops

OppikoppiOppikoppi have upped their game – we’re guessing to widen the net and bring in a more diverse crowd – also as a way to fire-up their growing popularity – so guys, how can you not take up the offer and Represent.  Groove Armada (wow!), 340ml, HHP, Lark, Dirty Skirts, DJ Khenzero, Violent Femmes, Harris Tweed, Kwani Experience, Max Normal Tumi, Zubz, Zuluboy, Fokofpolisiekar… it goes on.  R399. 9-11 August. NW. Tempted? If not then how about “Dagga Davis” and “DJ Afro Whitie” 😉  We’ll try hook up some ticket give-aways. Oppikoppi.co.za

Represent Tips: plan ahead, go in a group of chomees, take a proper tent, loads of wood, loads of whatever warms you, loads of blankets, a mattress, cash for munchies en beer, looroll, torches, energy drinks, hoodies en gloves… it’s awesome maar it can be fkn koud.  Camping in comfort obligatory for full effect.  BTW, has anyone else noticed the DASSIE emerging as a sub-culture icon… it’s moment is clearly here.  Fabulous graphics! 

OPPIKOPPI: THE WAY OF THE DASSIE 

9- 11 August 2007
Brought to you and us by Levis® Original Music, Jose Cuervo Tequila and MK.

Dassies, Dassies everywhere! And not a drop to drink. Well sort of. Although there are many types of Dassies and most do not need that much of drink (check out Maxnormal.TV for a full list).  And looking at the lineup confirmed for the festival there won’t be much time for ocean faring and other Dassies to spend at the convivial bars of the bushveld farm. Not only has some of the South African heavy weights added there hats to the annual tune extravaganza list, but for the first time ever OppiKoppi will be playing host to a day full of international and South African artists on the inaugural Ampli5 music tour. Effectively this means a whole lot more Dassie power for everyone: just like the Dalai Dassie.

 A full alphabetical list of the acts to perform over the course of the weekend is listed below with daily breakdowns available from http://www.oppikoppi.co.za/ soon:

 The Ampli5 line-up is as follows:

(See mini band biographies at the end of this press release.)

–       Dev and the Dudes vs. Max Normal
–       Dorp
–       Fokofpolisiekar
–       Groove Armada
–       HHP
–       Jimmy Eat World
–       Love Jones
–       Stanton Warriors
–       The Loose Cannons
–       The Parlotones
–       Violent Femmes
–       Young Blood Brass Band
The rest of the line-up for the weekend, is as follows:

–       340ml
–       Andries Bezuidenhout
–       Architecture of Aggresion
–       Bed on Bricks
–       Blunted Stuntman
–       Bouvevard Blues
–       Chris Cameleon
–       Closet Snare
–       Cooper (NL)
–       Dagga Davis
–       Desmond and the Tutu’s
–       Dex & Strings & Skins
–       Dirty Skirts
–       DJ Afro Whitie
–       DJ Bob
–       DJ Fred K U (UK)
–       DJ Kenzhero
–       DJ T!
–       Dr Moody (UK)
–       Foto na Dans
–       Harris Tweed
–       Japan and I
–       Karen Zoid
–       Kid Fonque
–       Kidofdoom
–       Koos and the First National Band
–       Kwani Experience
–       Lark
–       Luna
–       Max Normal
–       Menage a Trois
–       Monkey Sluts
–       New Academics
–       Prime Circle
–       Push and Shove
–       Rudimentals
–       Selaelo Selota
–       Simba met the Rocats (Moz)
–       Somerfaan
–       Strings and Skins
–       Sweat X
–       Tasha Baxter
–       The Wedding DJ’s
–       Tidal Waves
–       Tumi Molekane
–       Unit-R
–        Unsound System (Greg Bowes)
–       Valiant Swart & Ollie Viljoen
–       Zubz
–       Zulu Boy

TICKETS

Exact details for tickets are available online (Where you can buy tickets and become an OppiKoppi clan member for free). Tickets are also available from Computicket and if you buy your ticket at Computicket, you won’t be a lucky participant in the “first 2000 tickets for the OppiKoppi The Way of the Dassie festival bought online at http://www.oppikoppi.co.za/ get a Levi’s® OppiKoppi T-shirt for free” smashing deal.

If you’re wondering whether you should buy a ticket or shouldn’t buy a ticket, we’ve got a couple of reasons why you should decide that you should indeed buy a ticket:

    * It’s a bargain at R399 (excluding service fees) bru, for the line up you’re going to see

    * For R399 you’ll be able to witness/experience/boogie to the coolest three-day music festival like in ever.

    * If you don’t buy a ticket, you’ll be the odd one out ‘cause all your other friends will be witnessing/experiencing/boogying to the coolest three-day music festival like in ever.

    * Did we mention that it’s going to be the coolest three-day music festival like in ever?

    * You will not believe what we are bringing you this year. We have so many surprises you will never again drink cherry flavoured milkshake. Why cherry flavoured milkshake? I leave it to your imagination…

    * Also, we have the annual “be one of the first people to buy an OppiKoppi ticket online and get a free Levi’s® shirt for free” deal again this year… for more information, continue reading….

Levi’s® : T-shirt deal

The unshakable friends of OppiKoppi from Levi’s Strauss have once again confirmed that the now almost legendary deal for the first 2000 tickets sold will again be in place. I.e. if you are one of the first clan members to buy a ticket you will get a notice saying as much and you can then take your stub number to the following Levi’s ® stores to pick up your LIMITED EDITION PRE FEST SHIRT ABSOLUTELY FREE: Rosebank (jhb), Menlyn (pta), Centurion (pta) and East Gate (jhb). The exact details of this deal, how it works and where to collect is available online. Absolutely free.

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