Danny Guselli chats to Tom Bailey from the Thompson Twins
" Well, it's good to have those songs doing the work for you. We were talking about this earlier, and it's amazing when you look back at the things you've done, and it's really incredible that these songs are still enjoyed and listened to." – Tom Bailey
Music lovers, get ready for an exciting February lineup! On February 16, join Tom Bailey of the iconic British pop band Thompson Twins, who brought us 'Hold Me Now', 'If You Were
Here', 'Doctor Doctor', and more iconic '80s hits, live at the Durban Botanic Gardens.
Danny Guselli caught up with Bailey for an interview, where he was surprised to learn that this would be his first time visiting South Africa. Bailey was genuinely touched to hear how much South Africans still love and play the Thompson Twins' greatest hits
As always, it wouldn't be a Danny Guselli interview without a memorable anecdote, and as you might've guessed, it was about 'Doctor Doctor'.
I must just tell you that my doctor hates me so much because every time I walk in there, you know what I'm going to say, right? A doctor, doctor. He's like, Danny, will you stop singing? Lie on the bed, man.
Take a listen to their full interview below.
The Let's Rock Durban 2025 will also feature artists including Midge Ure, Just Jinger, PJ Powers, John Ellis (from Tree 63), Cindy Altar (of Clout), James Stewart (of The Usual), Brent Harris and Thee Jam.
Tickets cost R395 per person and are available from Webtickets.co.za. Don’t miss the Let's Rock Durban 2025, kicking off at 1:00 pm on February 16, 2025, at the Durban Botanic Gardens.
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