With a crowd of 5,000 music fans expected to join, tickets are selling fast.
Opening the 2017 Toyota Live Drum Beat will be Afro-R&B-sould duo, Tumel Moloto and Soul Kulture, a South African Music Award (SAMA) for Best African Adult Album winner. Amanda Black, who took home three SAMAs for Best Newcomer of the Year, Best Female Artist of the Year and Best R&B/Soul/Reggae Album will also be a part of the line-up.
Other stars who are set to light up the stage are AKA, A-Reece, Okmalumkoolkat, Rebirth of Cool, The Muffinz, Shimza, Sands, Shekhinah, Lady Zamar, Kaya FM Rhythm Sessions and the legendary Mafikizolo.
"As we celebrate our 20-year anniversary in the music industry, we are excited to perform on the #ToyotaLive Drum Beat stage this August. We can't wait to share our latest hits Phakathi and Love Potion from our forthcoming album, Mafikizolo20, with our Ekurhuleni fans!" says Theo Kgosinkwe of Mafikizolo.
Organisers of the 2017 Toyota Live Drum Beat have pulled out all the stops for this year’s event. Fans can look forward to a chilled day of great music, festive fun and fab food can be enjoyed on the new outdoor venue where the music line-up will perform on two state-of-the-art stages.
Please note: After the successful format from the previous concerts, 2017 Toyota Live Drum Beat will have no seating and no reserved standing.
Make sure you get your early-bird ticket now for just R150 from Computicket.
For more information on the 2017 Toyota Live Drum Beat, visit their new website here, and follow the conversation on Facebook and Twitter.
