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Trompies set to headline One Source Live festival

Kwaito legends Trompies has been announced as one of the headline acts for this year’s One Source Live festival. The group will be joined by Distruction Boyz, S’java and D’Banj on the line-up.

One Source is a celebration of African creativity through music, fashion, art and photography. Creative revolutionaries Khuli ChanaSho Madjozi, Trevor Stuurman and Osborne Macharia will return to the festival with new installations and musical collaborations. The festival takes place on 17 October at No 1 Fox Street in the Jo’burg Inner City.

We can’t wait to see what they have in store for us!

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