After two years, they’re one of the early movers - dipping their toes in the water and banking on a return to normal when the much-loved festival returns in September.
“We’re encouraged by the improving environment around the relaxation of Covid-19 restrictions and we’re hoping that the country may be at a new normal stage that allows food festivals and live music events to take place, come September. It's been a long two years and we’re looking forward to celebrating some incredible food and music once again,” said Lloyd Cornwall, director of the Delicious International Food and Music Festival. “The long-awaited opening up of live entertainment comes at a much needed time for an industry that has really been hard hit.”
The annual two-day sell-out festival has attracted some of the biggest names in the international, African and local food and music industries including; Jamiroquai, Chaka Khan, Erykah Badu, Hugh Masekela, Black Coffee, Louie Vega; chefs Reuben Riffel, Siba Mtongana and J Something amongst others.
Pre-registration tickets are now available at R550 per person - saving R200 from the normal price. Go here to purchase your tickets.
Follow Delicious International Food and Music Festival on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram to look out for a star-studded international and local line-up.
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