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SA: Corona Chasing Sunsets announces 2021 line-up
South African artists Zakes Bantwini, Goldfish, Tresor, DBN Gogo, Shimza, Ami Faku and Sun-El Musician will perform at the Corona Chasing Sunsets festival in South Africa from 31 October to 31 December.
- Zakes Bantwini is among the performing artists on the line-up.
They will be joined by Culoe De Song, Floyd Lavine, FKA Mash, Dean Fuel, Abby Nurock and Nora En Pure, among others.
The festival will take place at different venues across South Africa including Altitude Beach in Johannesburg (31 October and 26 November), Waterland in Polokwane (6 November), Grand Africa Café & Beach in Cape Town (27 November and 31 December), Luma Sunsets in Durban (4 December), Mirage Yacht in Cape Town (27 December), The Grand in Plettenberg Bay (28 December) and Thesen Island in Knysna (29 December).
The festival will also feature the Kunye virtual stream on 11 November and 9 December.
“As lockdown measures ease into Level 1, Corona Chasing Sunsets will remind South Africans that this is how we do summer,” High End Brands Africa director Marsha Kumire said. “With the finest in entertainment and lifestyle experiences, we are looking forward to sharing special moments closer to nature, outdoors and in a safe way.”
To attend the events, guests and ticket holders are required to provide proof of vaccination or a negative PCR test.
“Due to the fact that there are still protocols to be observed, we will, of course, have strict COVID regulations in place,” event organiser Shaun Duwe said. “While we have all been waiting eagerly for this moment, we are very aware of the level of responsibility that comes with bringing people back en masse, and we will ensure that there are no complications or setbacks.”
Find more information about the Corona Chasing Sunsets festival here.
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