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Festival-goers… get ready! ULTRA SA unveils full line-up

The continent’s largest electronic dance music festival, ULTRA South Africa, has finally revealed its full line-up for the Cape Town and Johannesburg shows which includes some local favourites such as BONA‘s December cover star DBN Gogo, celebrated amapiano producer Kabza De Small and many other hitmakers.

International artists set to headline the shows are Skrillex, Steve Aoki, Afrojack, W&W and Vintage Culture, with Major League DJz and Shimza as supporting acts.

South Africa’s Kyle Watson and British DJ Melé will entertain the crowds in both Cape Town and Johannesburg, with Kyle performing on the Main Stage and Melé on the RESISTANCE Stage.

For Cape Town audiences, Dean Fuel, Mia and Timo ODV will be performing on the Main Stage while Dwson, Fka Mash, Jamiie, Leighton Moody B2B Cassiem Latief and Roz will perform on the RESISTANCE Stage.

In Johannesburg, the artists CINIMIN, Dean Fuel, DJ Zinhle and DJ Kent are set to perform on the Main Stage while Blanka Mazimela, Da Capo B2B Kitty Amor, Jamiie, Shamiso, and Suraj B2B Euggy will be adding their ULTRA flair to the RESISTANCE Stage.  

That’s not all for Johannesburg festival-goers, as they will once again have the chance to revel in two specially curated stages: The Smirnoff Storm Room and Club House!

The unforgettable lineup on these stages features none other than DBN Gogo, Kabza De Small, 2wobunnies, Kelvin Momo, Kooldrink, Lelowhatsgood, Musa Keys, Oscar Mbo, Sio, Thakzin, and Tyler ICU. On the Club House Stage, Darque, Das Kapital, DJ Buhle, Jevan Binder, Kasango, Lazarusman, Naak, Roger Goode B2B Kyle Cassim, Timo ODV, Trancemicsoul, Tristan Urwin and Vimo will be live on the decks.

ULTRA South Africa 2024 will take place on Friday, 1 March in Cape Town at Hollywoodbets Kenilworth Racecourse, and on Saturday, 2 March in Johannesburg at the Expo Centre at Nasrec with tickets available at https://ultrasouthafrica.com/Tickets.

Also see: Kelvin Momo celebrates milestone of reaching 30 million streams in one month

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