4 Reasons You Should Not Miss The Best African Music Festivals of 2019
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Christina Ngene
I am a movie enthusiast with a passion for writing and a desire to see the African movie industries grow. I try to use my skills as an artist to cheer for Nollywood by writing for NollyMania. • Syndicate Correspondent
If you are African and you have never attended any music festivals, you should consider doing that this season. There are a lot of African music festivals hosting in 2019. One of the most anticipated ones is the Afropunk music festival 2019, which is hosted in Johannesburg. The whole place will be lit with life and bright lights.
Reasons To Attend African Music Festivals In 2019
- Aside from the big singers who are performing on stage, you stand the chance of spotting some of your favourite celebrities. For this year, you will get to enjoy the Afropunk in Johannesburg watching Solange Knowles, Miguel, Masego, Goldlink, Nao and Rico Nasty and a number of SA top acts.
- You can use the time to explore all your fabulous outfits and wear your most horrible make-up. Nobody is going to judge you for your appearance. If you are a fashion designer, it is a good time for you to explore new kinds of fashion and discover new styles to develop.
- Music festivals offer you an opportunity to share a lot of new experiences with your friends. The road trip and watching your favorite singers with friends are some of the most memorable moments of life. Music festivals also give you the chance to make a multitude of new friends that are just like you – music lovers.
- There is no greater music experience than watching your favorite artists play live at African music festivals in 2019. You get to listen to that music you have on replay live and also discover new and emerging artists. Several new bands get to play for the first time at music festivals.
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