Phase 1 international lineup
The international lineup welcomes:
South London’s multi-talented TroyBoi who specialises in unique musical tracks that fuse various textures from multiple genres.
Brazil’s Vintage Culture creates a unique brand of dance music merging retro synth pop influences with modern deep house and nu disco.
Melbourne’s bounce maestro Brynny and psy trance DJ Ghost Rider, who processes his emotions and ideas to form a dynamic and catchy sound.
All the acts will perform at the festival’s venue, The Sound Factory.
The first of the local lineup includes the likes of Niskerone, Kyle Watson, Trancemicsoul, Vimo, Capital, Chrizz Beatz, Jay Roberts, Mogey, Rikay, Erebus, Kollective Kulture, Vin Groovin, Syzo, Ryan Stylz and Ray Squared.
Festival-goers can look forward to two weeks of major international and local artists performing across five stages all packed into one passport.
The Black Passports are already sold out, leaving a limited number of Platinum and General Passports.
General Rage Passports cost R950 each and Platinum Rage Passports cost R2,650 each.
Passports tiers available at - ragefestival.co.za/ragepassport
Passports are not for sale to persons under the age of 18. Attendees need to be 18 at the start of Rage on 26 November 2016 to be granted access to the festival and venues.
The Rage Festival 2016 App – coming soon!
The Rage Festival App provides up-to-the-minute event news, Rage Festival competitions and the ability to track your friends across multiple events. The App also provides users the ability to create their own custom event schedules and share these with friends on the App.
Rage Festival organisers include G&G Productions and Samsung Mobile South Africa.
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