A lineup of Mzansi's top acts including Nadia Nakai, Lady Zamar and Nasty C, will bring an exciting celebration of freedom, fun and the freshest sounds to the festival on Saturday. To add more flavour to the lineup, Busiswa, Shekhinah, DJ Maphorisa, Samthing Soweto and Kabza De Small will turn the Sunday into something of an essential date for lovers of Mzansi’s versatile sounds.
According to Martina Biene, head of the Volkswagen brand, music has always been an intrinsic bedrock for the South African society.
“Music has always been South Africa’s 12th official language and continues to play an important role in shaping Mzansi’s pop-culture. Vivonation 2020 promises to be more than just a music festival but a movement that brings South Africans together – going to the culture and celebrating the creatives, makers, game-changers and pioneers who are the freedom seekers and embody what it means to live uncontained,” says Biene.
Complementing SA’s best talent will be three of Gauteng’s most sought-after pop-up social events – Until Until, HomeComing and WeHeartBeat.
“This year’s installation will be a one-of-a-kind creative festival that brings different artists, multiple stages and unique experiences to Vivonation,” adds Biene.
Tickets cost R150 per person and include an R80 non-refundable food and drinks voucher and free Park and Ride from Newtown. Tickets are available at vivonation.co.za.
