Steve Louw formed a new band, Big Sky, in 1990 and released Waiting for the Dawn that same year. The epic and powerful debut album featured artists from SA and the USA, and set a new standard for SA rock. Louw was back, less abrasive, more thought provoking, and producing a music that stood on its own,Continue reading “Big Sky”
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All Night Radio
Steve Louw (pictured right) founded trail-blazing eighties band, All Night Radio, with Nico Burger (left), Rob Nagel (center). ANR released two hit albums, The Heart’s the Best Part (1984) and The Killing Floor (1986), their gritty, bluesy, rock-and-roll sound firmly establishing Steve as a star on the SA music scene.
“Sensitive” Song Banned By SABC | The Star
“Reign of Fire immediately reached the Top 10…that was its first and last time on the SABC airways” The Star, March 1986
Some Of The Finest Local Rock Ever | Pretoria News
“Steve Louw simply has a great voice” Pretoria News, 1986
All Night Radio back in city soon | The Argus
“Steve is on the right wavelength as far as the music is concerned” The Argus, Nov 1985
All Night Radio | Off The Record
All Night Radio – Breaking Hearts, Live at Ellis Park Stadium, 12 January 1985
The Selling Of All Night Radio
“They broke every rule in the book” Andrew Donaldson, 1984
All Night Radio at Die Akker in Stellenbosch
Erudite Blues-Rock Band | The Argus
Steve Louw (center) with All Night Radio band members Nico Burger, Ronnie Milne, Rob Nagel and Pitchie Rommelaer The Argus, Oct 1983
Steve Louw 