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SA: Cotton Fest announces phase one artist line-up
The organisers of Cotton Fest have announced the first phase of artists who will perform at the 2025 edition of Cotton Fest in Johannesburg, South Africa, on 26 April.
Blxckie is among the artists who will perform at 2025 Cotton Fest in Johannesburg.
The line-up features established and upcoming artists who will perform across three stages. Some of the top names include Cassper Nyovest, A-Reece, Ch’cco, Kanza De Small, DBN Gogo, K.O, Focalistic and Sjava, among others.
Below is the full line-up:
- A-Reece
- AsianWockstar
- Baby Daiz
- Babylowsk1
- Babble Hume
- Blxckie
- BrotherKupa
- Cassper Nyovest
- Ch’cco
- Cowboii
- DiorSantana
- DBN Gogo
- Focalistic
- JayKatana
- Kabza De Small
- Kane
- Keid
- Kamo Mphela
- K1llbrady
- Kindlynxsh
- K.O
- Kmat
- Leemckrazy
- Lia Butler
- Love Tumi
- Okmalumkoolkat
- ParkerVs
- Rati$upremacy
- Scotts Maphuma
- Sjava
- The Qwellers
- Tony Dayimane
- Usimamane
- Uunathi
- Vigro Deep
- Young Stunna
- Ziggy4X
Tickets to the festival are available here.
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