Bassline Fest 2026 Set to Wow with Top Acts in Joburg
The headliners for Bassline Fest in Johannesburg are announced, showcasing a mix of celebrated artists and emerging talents
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- The headliners for Bassline Fest include Maleh, Vusi Mahlasela, and Ami Faku
- The festival will take place at Constitution Hill in Johannesburg on May 23, 2026
The stakes
- It highlights the rich musical talent in Africa, bringing attention to both established and emerging artists
- The festival promotes cultural celebration through music in honor of Africa Day
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- Bassline Fest is an annual event that celebrates African music and culture
- Constitution Hill is a significant historical site in Johannesburg, adding importance to the event's location
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Original report Maleh, Vusi Mahlasela and Ami Faku and to headline Bassline Fest in Joburg
Publisher: Music In Africa · Published May 3, 9:04 am · musicinafrica.net
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Maleh, Vusi Mahlasela and Ami Faku will headline the 2026 edition of Bassline Fest ‘Say Africa’ at Constitution Hill, in Johannesburg, South Africa, on 23 May. The event, which is held annually in c…
The event, which is held annually in celebration of Africa Day will also feature Yugen Blakrok, Brandon Aura and Xolani Sithole
What happened
- The headliners for Bassline Fest include Maleh, Vusi Mahlasela, and Ami Faku
- The festival will take place at Constitution Hill in Johannesburg on May 23, 2026
- Additional artists include Yugen Blakrok, Brandon Aura, and Xolani Sithole
- Emerging talents from the Rhythmic Clash talent competition will also perform
- The festival focuses on artist development and talent discovery
Why this matters
- It highlights the rich musical talent in Africa, bringing attention to both established and emerging artists
- The festival promotes cultural celebration through music in honor of Africa Day
- It provides a platform for new artists to gain exposure and connect with audiences
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