The Fusion Festival promises an unparalleled, unmissable experience of music, fashion and art brought to you by Mahindra South Africa.
Experience ground-breaking musical fusions, fashion and art displays, and one lucky ticket holder will drive away in a brand new Mahindra 3XO. (T’s & C’s apply)
FUSION 1: REWIND THE REVOLUTION (Throwing back to the start with a lineup of legends)
Zöe Modiga takes us back on a personal musical journey that starts with her birth year: 1994. Our ‘born free’ grows and evolves, absorbing a rich sonic soundscape that includes contributions from Mafikizolo, Kurt Darren and Claire Johnston. It’s a celebratory trip into the heart of our shared rhythm, a true testament to a timeline of tunes that fuelled our nation, inspired optimism and sparked this cultural revolution. Epic. Nostalgic. Iconic.
FUSION 2: HIPHOP MOST HIGH (An uplifting, spiritual ode to our shared beliefs)
Hip hop heavyweights BLXKIE and Maglera Doe Boy join forces with the Tshwane Gospel Choir in a genre collision that swerves from rap to rapturous. Rhythmic bravado turns into a devotional praise session, where street and spirit are bridged by a shared South African truth: on Sundays, we all go to church. This sacred celebration will take all those present to a higher place. It’s the sound of Sunday, and it’s goosebump stuff.
FUSION 3: FEMME FOR ALL (Divine divas unleash a whirlwind of womanly wonder)
This powerhouse quartet of Naledi Aphiwe, Karen Zoid, Nomfundo Moh and Mariechan, takes us on a rollercoaster ride through the girl-powered hits that caught our collective imagination. A show-stopping, exhilarating performance of personal chart-toppers and singalong signatures, this Fusion spans generations, emotions and genres – fast and slow, soft and explosive, tender and fierce, upfront and introspective. It’s a chorus that never ends, from divas that always deliver.
FUSION 4: ALL ABOUT NOW (A contemporary showcase of everything we love about local)
Three South African youth icons. Three different styles. Three voices, all for one in a mind-bending, booty-shaking collaboration. Zee Nxumalo, Focalistic and Daliwonga segue seamlessly into each other as melodies collide with Amapiano grooves. It’s a celebration rooted in the now, with an eye on tomorrow, a proudly borderless, joyful shared statement of youthful intent. This performance will makes us all so damn proud of what we have, and who we are.
The first arrival of Malay slaves at the Cape: 1667 – The arrival of these slaves from Batavia established the Cape Malay community, whose culture, cuisine, and religion became an integral part of Cape Town’s identity.
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