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Weekend Argus on Saturday
|May 31, 2025
DONVENO “Don Vino” Prins returns to centre stage with the highly anticipated Saxy Vibes 7, taking place on June 14 at the Grand Arena, GrandWest Casino. The show promises a powerful night of rhythm, soul, and that signature sax appeal audiences have come to love.

Now in its seventh year, Saxy Vibes has become a standout event in Cape Town’s live music calendar — a celebration of both high-energy dance hits and moving, heartfelt ballads.
“We ease in gently and build as the night goes on,” Don Vino shared. “The real magic lies in taking the audience through all those emotional layers.”
This year’s lineup is nothing short of stellar. It brings together South African powerhouses like the soulful Judith Sephuma, Cape Town’s dancefloor queen Salome, the classic R&B group The Blak Ties, singer-songwriter Amy Jones, and the ever-popular DJ Jazzy D. Holding it all together is Don Vino himself, whose smooth saxophone style is the heart of the experience.
“There's no blueprint I follow,” he reflected about the line-up. “The show almost builds itself. I’ll start with one artist, then another feels right, and then it all just starts to take shape, its like the music gees leads me.”
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