LADYSMITH BLACK MAMBAZO, BONGO MAFFIN, MUZART & GLOBAL ROSTER OF ARTISTS ANNOUNCED!
Bongo Maffin. |
MTN BUSHFIRE 2014, Swaziland’s
international festival of the arts will be taking place from May 30th
– June 1st 2014. This year’s festival promises the most diverse line-up
to date, with the event set to become the largest world music festival in the
region. The event is increasing
the global diversity of its line-up to create something truly unique in
Southern Africa.
Already well-established as a top Pan-African festival, it was recently named by CNN
as one of the “7 African Music Festivals.
Festival goers will enjoy dozens of
artists from all over the world performing in a 100% socially responsible
festival. More than just a music festival, the festival is a celebration of
live music, theatre, poetry, film, circus, dance and visual arts. A vibrant
handcraft market, family-friendly performances & KidZone as well as the
interactive art and dialogue space, The Barn, combine to create a magically
eclectic three day entertainment experience.
Already
for this year, artists from over 10 countries have been confirmed
including diverse acts such as the much-loved and 70’s inspired Bogota based
Colombian Salsa artists, La 33,
Mokoomba (Zimbabwe), Under Kontrol (France),
Red Five Point Star (Slovenia) and Imperial Tiger Orchestra (Switzerland).
Some of South Africa’s
biggest and most loved names will also be heading to the festival this year
with confirmed artists including none other than multi- Grammy award winners Ladysmith Black Mambazo,
as well as the incredible BongoMaffin, Uhuru, Derek Gripper, Dan Patlansky and
Muzart.
CONFIRMED LINE UP
Qibho & Sands (Swaziland)
Sigauque Project (Mozambique)
Muzart (South Africa)
Red Five Point Star (Ukraine)
Under Kontrol (France)
Dan Patlansky (South Africa)
Akale Wube (France)
Bholoja (Swaziland)
Mokoomba (Zimbabwe)
La33 (Colombia)
Bongo Maffin (South Africa)
Uhuru (South Africa)
Derik Gripper (South Africa)
PelePele Cultural Group (Swaziland)
Floewe (Swaziland)
Imperial Tiger Orchestra (Switzerland)
Ladysmith
Black Mambazo (South Africa)
Growing from strength to strength
every year, last year saw over 20,000 guests “bring their fire” to the scenic
Malkerns Valley to enjoy the unique experience that is MTN BUSHFIRE. Day passes for full festival and day passes
for Saturday and Sunday also sold out early last year, so don’t be disappointed
– book your tickets now online at www.bushfire.co.sz
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