Vic Falls Carnival announces more artists
The Jameson Vic Falls Carnival has announced more artists, who will bolster the local Zimbabwean and Namibian offering and add to the previously announced line-up of Goldfish Live, Beatenberg, Oliver 'Tuku' Mtukudzi and Winky D.
Kicking off the new acts is Zimbabwe's electronic music poster boy, Hidden Culture founder, and ZiFM DJ Jason Le Roux, who will keep the crowds on their feet until the early hours and who's provided tour support to international superstar DJs like Hardwell (one-time world number one DJ), Yolanda Be Cool, Alex Kenji, Belocca, and Groove Armada.
Festival favourites and one of Zimbabwe's most popular music acts, Judgement Yard return to the festival to entertain with their energetic blend of dance hall, reggae and ragga. From their weekly radio show to their renowned live performances this trio has a dedicated following and are an electric act to experience on stage.
Legendary spin doctor, DJ Francis, will once again get the party started with a mix of tunes spanning the decades from 60s' rock 'n roll to the disco hits of the 80s, right through to the latest electronic sounds of the 21st century. A regular on the Zimbabwean DJ scene, this muso has been on the decks for over 20 years.
CU_Rage to debut
Hailing from Swakopmund and thrilling audiences in their native Namibia for the past few years, the CU_Rage unit will make their debut at the carnival. Having played with the best DJs in Namibia, they will now energise this New Year's festival with their dubstep and house skills.
Last but not least, the award-winning record producer and composer Eleftherios Mukuka will bring an exhilarating cultural blend to the festival. His diverse mix of genres and innovative approach to fusion music melds together Greek traditional music with sub-Saharan African sounds, in both classical and electronic dance music form.
Buy tickets from www.vicfallscarnival.com
