September marks the time of the year where Nelspruit plays
homage to the province’ biggest event, the Annual Mpumalanga Comes Alive
Festival. This year, the event not only brings you good music and entertainment,
but also a lot of changes as it attracts all ethnicities from across the
country, young and old to the festival. The biggest change to the festival is
the fact that the name “Mpumalanga Comes Alive” will stand on its own without
the support of the 60s brand.
According to co-founder of the brand Mr Sam Sekgota, they had to drop
60s Nelspruit and run with Mpumalanga Comes Alive to align the brand more to
the province. “For the past years, we always brought this event as Nelspruit
60s, Mpumalanga Comes Alive. We thought it was high time that the brand stood
on its on as we have ambitions to grow it to greater heights as a product of
Mpumalanga”. Mr Sekgota said.
The Festival seeks to promote tourism and celebrate the rich cultural diversity in the province and for the past 5 years, Nelspruit has seen a great volume of people come from across all corners of South Africa and neighbouring countries to indulge in the festivities. In line with the 20 years of democracy, some of the weekend celebrations, for the first time in 2014, will be free of charge to the masses.
“It’s sure going to be an
unforgettable Mpumalanga weekend and we urge all South Africans to set aside
that September weekend and book their tickets, flights and accommodation as
this is going to be a memorable festival of excellent music” says Sam Sekgota.
The Mpumalanga Province will come
alive from 12 - 14 September 2014 when the celebrations will bring-party goers
and tourists to locations such as Nutting house lodge and one of the 2010
official stadiums, Mbombela.
The weekend will kick off with pre
parties at the famous Capello & Cuppucianos on the Friday, 12th
September simultaneously. On Saturday 13th September will be the
Main Mpumalanga comes alive Concert at Mbombela Stadium featuring some of
Mzansi hottest acts and on Sunday, 14th September the weekend wraps
up at Nutting Houselodge with sultry and soulful sounds at the popular Sunday
Soul Session. This year’s Sunday
Soul session will be rather emotional as the good guys, Paul Mtirara and
Wilson B Nkosi will be without Eddie Zondi, following his passing not so long
ago.
Venues
Pre - Party
Date: 12 September 2014
Location: Cappello & Cuppucino
Cost: R150
Lineup: Christos, Vinny Da Vinci, Mpako,
Sumbody, Fistaz Mixwell, DJ Ocean, Trevor D, China, Cliff O'day, Mr O
Main Event
Date: 13 September 2014
Location: Mbombela Stadium
Cost: FREE FREE FREE!!!
Line Up: Oskido, Vetkoek vs Mahoota, Chrizozo, Mdu , HHP, Cassper
Nyovest, Professor, Mpako, Shabbisto, Bucie, Bobsta, Pepsi, Thebe, Bobstar,
Elque, Sumbody, Mdu Masilela & DJ Zoe
Soul Session (Closing Party)
Date: 14 September 2014
Location: Nutting House Lodge, Nelspruit
Cost: R150
Line up: Paul Mtirara, Wilson B Nkosi, Musa,
Brian Temba, Brendan, Vusi Nova, Tlhaki the best & Sweet Mike...
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