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Information: Time: 14h00-16h00! ADAM are a three piece South African Afrikaans pop group made up of Hugo Ludik
(Songwriter, Guitarist, Vocalist), Kyle Grant (Vocalist) and Christoff De Beer (Vocalist,
Guitarist). The band formed in 2011 and has since released five albums, three of which
have reached Gold status. They have held the number 1 spot on various radio charts over
30 times.
Scooping multiple awards throughout the years including 8 Ghoema Awards, from Best
Newcomer (2012), Artist of the Year (2017), Best Album by a Group/Duo (2019), Song of
The Year (2015) and many more. They won a SAMA Award for Best Afrikaans Pop Album
in 2017.
ADAM opened for Westlife during their 2011 tour in Namibia and for Air Supply during their
2014 tour in South Africa. They regularly tour the country and perform at all the popular
Afrikaans festivals including live performances at the largest annual South African
Huisgenoot / YOU Spectacular concerts during 2012 / 2013 and 2014 at the Sun City
Superbowl.
Apple Music aptly describe the super-suave trio’s sound as follows: “Soaring three-part
harmonies, melodies packed with heartfelt pleas and fiery rock riffs have made ADAM a
formidable force in Afrikaans pop Pen crushing ballads and bright hooks then grab their
guitars for propulsive, up-tempo jams. On hit singles "Liefde Soldaat" and "Sonder", steady
kick-drum hits drive layered vocals that ramp up to epic, belted peaks. This is the power of
ADAM: pop-rock sensibilities fuelled by ardent sentiments with infectious rhythms that
leave you craving more.”
Alongside their fleet of well-known and widely-celebrated Afrikaans hits, they have also
achieved massive commercial success with their collaboration with well-renowned popstar Daniel Baron. In 2015 they released the English EP “Young & Wild” featuring the
countrywide number 1 hit “Say What You Want” which also received airplay in Belgium,
Greece, Luxembourg and Netherlands. The song has achieved over a million digital
streams, and still continues to be a fan favourite.