Francois Badenhorst, better known by his stage name Francois Van Coke, is a South African singer-songwriter, rose to fame as the front man of South African rock bands Fokofpolisiekar and Van Coke Kartel is coming to Plettenberg Bay in December!
Doors open from 16h00
Booshle G - 18h30 / Ben Rodriques 19h20 / Neon Dreams 20h10
At our shows, we’re all about bringing people together and celebrating the amazing connections we share with family and friends. We want you to feel the love and positive vibes as you enjoy performances that truly uplift and inspire. Each artist on our stage is here because they believe in spreading good energy and making a difference in our communities, we’re passionate about South Africa and the magic of coming together.
Watershed, the beloved South African rock band, will take the stage for an unforgettable live performance. With their soulful sound, heartfelt lyrics, and hits like "Indigo Girl" and "Fine Way", they'll captivate audiences of all ages.
The Cape Town-based artist built a cult-following off the power of his live shows, starting with tiny bars packed wall to wall in his hometown to sold out 5000-seater plus arenas in London and elsewhere around the world. It was his live show that got him the attention of promoters and festivals around the world, with Jeremy opening for Twenty One Pilots and Milky Chance on tour and playing the global festival circuit annually.
SPOEGWOLF's music strikes a perfect balance between delicate beauty and driving power, offering a feast of sound that resonates with both newcomers and seasoned fans. Their performance promises an immersive journey through undiscovered sonic spaces, filled with passion, theatrical flair, and unfiltered Rock and Roll energy.
Hidden Leaf and Our Minds join forces to bring you a New Year's Eve celebration of unforgettable magnitude.
Join us for this powerful fusion of brands and minds as we deliver inspiring rhythms to propel us into 2025 with the best intentions and frequencies.
Soweto In Colours Countdown is an annual end of year lifestyle and entertainment event that seeks to create a safe space for the community of Soweto to celebrate the end of each year and usher the new year in the company of families and friends, regardless of the existing socioeconomic challenges and racial divide. It features live music from popular DJs, food stalls, a beer garden, and a live broadcast of the countdown to 2025.
Mel Botes, one of South Africa's most prominent singer, songwriter and guitarists will take the stage at Moss and Maple, Plettenberg Bay's hidden gem. Enjoy Mel's soulful vocals and masterful guitar work, breathtaking sunset views in this picturesque setting.
Gontse! is a contemporary dance project that takes us through the journey of women who survived Gender Based Violence and Domestic Violence. This powerful production aims to create awareness about GBV and DV, empower women to fight against these social ills and encourage survivors to reclaim their lives.
Both comedic and tender, ‘n Begin is a sharp and astute two-hander that takes an intimate look at the first fragile moments of risking your heart and taking a chance on love. The Market Theatre in association with the Stellenbosch Woordfees, supported by NATi, is proud to bring this acclaimed Afrikaans production to Johannesburg. Originally written in English by British playwright David Eldridge, ’n Begin was translated to Afrikaans by Nico Scheepers and is directed by the award-winning Tinarie van Wyk-Loots. It kickstarts the ‘Month of Love’ with a romantic bang, running for a strictly limited season at The Market Theatre from 30 January to 16 February.
Billy Monama presents the 4th edition ‘Back To The Future’ concert, taking place on the 08th February 2025, in partnership with Soweto Theatre, supported by National Arts Council. This concert is a one night only concert that plays like Monama’s auto-biography, reflecting on his musical journey by looking into the future. The concert offers a unique journey that echoes Monama’s musical voice and inspires the audience to embrace the future with optimism and a renewed sense of identity. The concert, has been running for over three years, and it has become a significant event in South Africa’s music scene.
The Cry Of Winnie Mandela is a compelling journey through history, emotion, and the enduring strength of the female South African spirit.
Based on the popular novel by poet, novelist, and essayist Njabulo Ndebele, The Cry of Winnie Mandela is a poignant theatrical production brought to life by The Market Theatre. This thoughtful new play of resilience is adapted by Alex Burger and directed by the award-winning MoMo Matsunyane who is the current Standard Bank Young Artist Winner for Theatre
