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DJs Martin Garrix and Oliver Heldens join forces on the decks on board the Uber Yatch party that happened on Thursday evening in Cape Town. PICTURE: GABI MBELE While most Capetonians were trapped in the Cape Town CBD thanks to the road closures for the SONA on Thursday, a few invited guests and competition winners were balling away on the Uber yacht party.  There, girls were all in their shortest, most see through and sexiest garments including Top Billing presenter Jeannie de Gouveia. She wore a cream bedazzled sheer mini skirt that displayed her white lace thong with a crop top as she partied away to world known Dutch DJs Martin Garrix and Oliver Heldens who played live on board. These two fellas are 18 and 20 years old respectively, yet they knew how to turn up a party of grown folk alongside local performers Gold Fish who kept guests moving like crazy while DJs Euphonik and Sphectacula attended just to enjoy themselves. After four hours on sea; the high...

I was at the Maroon5/One Republic concert that went down at The Dome in Northgate in Joburg . And I got to say, SA bands Gold Fish and the Parlotones proved to be hotter, better performers and got the crowds screaming, singing along and dancing to their music. Perhaps I am a bit naive or appear as a pessimist about what I am saying, but this was I believe my 1000nth concert if not more, and I know this; SA bands might be used as opening acts but they rock and put on a better show better than US bands. I have seen this also at The Game, 50cent , Puff Johnson concerts and it irritates me that they are not cherished just as much. This time, I have to say One Republic was even better than Maroon 5, meaning if I was to rate them from best to worst, M5 would be the worst out of all the performances I went to see that day. Oh they did sing my favourite songs they do: Sunday Morning, She will be loved and Wont Go home Without You. If it wasn't for the impressive drummer or t...