Watch: Freddie Gwala rocks Market at The Sheds’ Sophiatown Kofifi festival

Veteran musician Freddie Gwala mesmerizing the crowd at Market @The Sheds. Picture: market_thesheds/Instagram

This was the case this past weekend as music veteran Freddie Gwala had an audience whom most weren’t born when he released his classic hits, dancing to songs decades ago.Gwala was the headline act of the Market @The Sheds in Sophiatown Kofifi festival on Saturday at Pretoria’s Market @The Sheds.in Africa and, after Joburg’s Victoria Yards. Market @The Sheds is rated 15 for Tourists Markets globally, while Victoria Yards ranks the seventh highest in the world.

Market @The Sheds gave the past weekend’s instalment a Sophiatown Kofifi-theme paying homage to the music and style of Sophiatown.

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