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Hip hop stage added to Rocking The Daisies

16 May 2016

Rocking the Daisies has announced the addition of a 10th stage, a hip hop stage, which will introduce a new flavour to the festival's line-up. Expect to see the hottest in SA hip hop, with the usual top technical and production design. The stage, entitled Two's Up, signifies the festival's goals of providing a unique entertainment offering.

By adding its 10th stage, Daisies will now have the most stages of any festival in SA – adding to its credentials as one of the most popular and longest-running events of its kind on the continent, attracting over 25,000 people annually.

The big international action will still play out on the Main Stage - and ,of course, the Campsite Stage, the Beach Bar and the NuWorld Beat Barn will still be rocking too.

Hip hop stage added to Rocking The Daisies

The Electronic Dome will house the biggest names in dance music this year. We Love Summer and Tropical Roast will have you all getting down and the Electronic Campsite Stage always breaks the hottest new acts spinning the freshest new beats.

This year’s Lemon Tree Theatre will feature SA’s sharpest comedians.

Daisies will be taking things to the next level with a refreshed layout and creative decor features. With incredible camping and accommodation options, Daisies has packages to suit every wallet.

Rocking the Daisies Music and Lifestyle Festival takes place over four days from 6 to 9 October, 2016, at the beautiful Cloof Wine Estate, Darling, Western Cape.

Tickets

Log on to www.rockingthedaisies.com and reserve your ticket for when Phase 2 of ticket sales open on 25 May, 2016.

Tickets will be R895, for a full weekend pass, excluding booking fee. Only reserved tickets will be on sale. You will be able to purchase up to three tickets in Phase 2, but will need to do so within a specified time frame. If you miss it, you’ll have to wait until July when tickets open for the rest of the public, if there are any left.

Phase 3: 26 June: Tickets will be R995, for a full weekend pass, excluding booking fee. Again, only reserved tickets will be on sale. You will be able to purchase up to four tickets in Phase 3, but will need to do so within a specified time frame.

After the reserved tickets have been sold, public sales open. This means everyone else who haven’t reserved their tickets will be able to buy tickets.