Eleazar Strachan singer songsmith with a folk music influence.

2 x Power supply for amps
3 meter x3 meters performance space
And a parking space

Name of venue, Address, owner or Manager's contact details.
Specials running on the night.

Yes , I arrive in the classic singer songsmith manner.
Amp, guitar (Irene), mic and everything needed

Yes, have a playlist that plays during breaks

It was at Bushfelt blast oppikoppie, 1998.
Not vir noot.
Easter fest
Rustler's valley
Rumors lounge

Flea markets, luncheon, theatre shows, pubs, festivals, private functions and restaurants.

I started gigging when I was 14 years old, walking around in a pub and restaurant playing covers, and from there on played weddings, functions and pubs for about 10 years before getting into bands and still doing my sole original music.

I am a big fan of Bob Dylan and enjoy 14th time around, but it's hard to pin the greatest song of all time.

I am very punctual and arrive an hour before the show for setting up an amplifier microphone and soundcheck.
3 x 40 minutes sets.but happy to play 3 to 5 hours

I am happy to perform anywhere.

I normally have a set list of original and covers mixed, but don't mind doing a request towards the end.

About the troubadour, songsmith Eleazar Strachan...
A Folk-Rock poet and songsmith with a captivating voice, cinematic songs, and a dynamic stage presence, Johannesburg-based artist Eleazar Strachan "pens lyrics that are haunting and memorable poetry married with one of the widest arrays of melodies this area knows". is a songwriter and musician whose songs and sound bears the geography, culture, and history of his origins. Influenced by a wide variety of genres including gospel hymns, traditional country, rock & roll, and artists like Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, The Beatles, and Richie Havens -

With his greater depth of knowledge of the human experience, Strachan spelunkers in the depths of the human psyche – exploring themes of wisdom, fun, joy loneliness, and longing.

Bruce Dennil South African music writer, “‘Eleazar Strachan, style recalls Bob Dylan's, with his long rambling, poetic original work, songs that begins with the familiar folk style of previous work soon explodes wit