MAC MILLER

After an exciting first six months of 2016 which saw the likes of J. Cole, Nicki Minaj and Mariah Carey in the country, music lovers might have been a bit worried about what could be coming next. Everything had kind of gone quiet on the international act front (Are our concerts also converting to 90%?)
However, all that changed this week when Rocking The Daisies and Superbalist In The City (The sister festivals which take place on the same weekend in Cape Town and Joburg respectively) announced that Mac Miller would be headlining both festivals.
The US rapper has been popular in South Africa ever since he broke out in 2011 and the announcement got a lot of his fans excited for what he could bring to stage.
Along with Mac Miller, it was also announced that EDM slayers, Knife Party (You might have heard their Swedish House Mafia remixes) will also be in town for the festival along with Foster The People. In terms of Local acts, AKA will be headlining the main stage.
Are you going to be attending either of the festivals? Let us know in the comments section below!

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