The iconic Let’s Rock festival, known for its electrifying retro vibes, is set to make its South African debut in February 2025, bringing an unforgettable celebration of 80s music to Johannesburg and Durban. The festival will feature an all-star lineup, headlined by international music legends Tom Bailey of Thompson Twins and Midge Ure, former frontman of Ultravox.
Taking place on Saturday, February 15, at Marks Park in Johannesburg and Sunday, February 16, at the Durban Botanic Gardens, the festival promises a nostalgic journey back to the golden age of 80s pop. Since its inception in 2009, Let’s Rock has been a hallmark of retro music celebrations across the UK, and now South African fans can join in the fun.
In addition to Bailey and Ure, the festival will showcase a vibrant mix of beloved South African musicians. Fans can look forward to performances from Just Jinjer, PJ Powers, Cindy Alter of Clout, John Ellis from Tree63, James Stewart from The Usual, Brent Harris, and Thee Jam. These local icons will add a unique flavor to the event, blending timeless 80s hits with contemporary South African talent.
Ure’s captivating stage presence and Bailey’s unforgettable classics are sure to be highlights of the event, making this a must-attend experience for fans of both retro music and live performances.
Tickets for the Durban concert start at R395 and can be purchased via Webtickets, with children aged five and under entering for free. Tickets for Johannesburg are available from Howler, with prices starting at R795.
Let’s Rock in South Africa promises to be a vibrant fusion of past and present, offering fans an immersive experience filled with music, memories, and energy.
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