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Ballito Big Week brings in the crowds

Strong attendance was registered on almost every night, with repeat customers a common sight after experiencing one night of the festivities.

Some of South Africa’s best musicians descended on Ballito in December, enthralling the crowds over seven nights at Ballito Big Week.

Emma Kotze, Reinhardt Bruyns, Chelané van der Merwe, Matt de Beer, Renier Meyer, Ibke Potgieter and Michal Erasmus at Ballito Big Week.

From Austin Cassim to Zakes Bantwini, by way of Black Coffee, Mango Groove and Die Heuwels Fantasties, there was something on offer for every music taste.

Nkosi Zungu, Sam Ndleleni, Garry Udoka and Keegan Coetzee.

The events were all held at a custom-designed tent and stage in Esenembi, the same location used for 2022 Matric Rage.

David and Lenka Oshry with Isabeau du Preez.

Strong attendance was registered on almost every night, with repeat customers a common sight after experiencing one night of the festivities.

Fans go mad as Blxkie takes a selfie with them.

It reaffirmed the North Coast as a perfect destination for both live and electronic music and should convince more artists to land on our shores.


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