Celebrate East Coast Gold's 3rd birthday for a chance to win with Dave Guselli
East Coast Gold turns three and we want to celebrate with you!
We’re celebrating our 3rd birthday on East Coast Gold with the legendary Dave Guselli - and we want you to join us!
Join Dave from 10 am until 2 pm as he gives away R1000 every hour. Click here to listen LIVE to East Coast Gold and find out how you could be winning with us on our third birthday!
HOW TO ENTER FOR YOUR CHANCE TO WIN R1 000
- Listen out between 10 am and 2 pm for a classic song from the 60s, 70s or 80s with “win” or “winner” in the title of the song.
- When you hear it, WhatsApp the song name (and artist if you know it) and your name to 061 821 0881
Dave will be announcing all the winners during the show, so stay tuned to find out if you're a winner! Also join us on our Facebook page to interact with us on the big day!
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HOW TO LISTEN TO EAST COAST GOLD
East Coast Radio also has an online radio station, East Coast Gold, that plays you Classic Hits from the 60s, 70s and 80s.
- Listen to East Coast Gold online by clicking here.
- Listen to East Coast Gold on Amazon Alexa.
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For loads of classic hits from the 60s, 70s and 80s classics, listen to East Coast Gold via the ECR app or here.
We’re also on various other platforms, including Alexa (just enable the ‘East Coast Gold’ skill), MyTuner, Radio Garden, iono.fm, Radioline or OpenRadio.
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East Coast Radio (ECR) is the first commercial radio station in South Africa to launch a digital music radio station.
East Coast Gold celebrates the nostalgia that surrounds classic hits from the 60s, 70s and 80s. Currently, the station’s footprint extends throughout South Africa, with the majority of its listenership being in KwaZulu-Natal. With this soul-warming campaign, it aims to win over the hearts (and ears) of more listeners.