Burning Carnival Music Festival hits South Africa for the first time
MIDRAND– Come and enjoy the first Burning Carnival Music Festival. Read to find out where.
The Burning Carnival Music World Tour is set to kick off at Mall of Africa on 29 October.
Burning Carnival organiser and creator of worldwide events, Stephan Dau said, “With this festival, we create a feeling of optimism, love, fun and togetherness. We want people to discover themselves and celebrate love and life with their best friends to express themselves and impress others with their costumes and behaviour, with an opportunity to shine! It is a great big fantasy world for adults.”
Seen as a first for the country, the music festival promises to be one of a kind. It sets to fuse music, entertainment, costumes and self-expression with three special, themed tents, a large central arena, an art tent, a VIP dinner table with three-course meals prepared by an international chef, fun and entertainment park, therapeutic sunset letter-burning ceremony and plenty of other highlights to look forward to over the course of the full day event.
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The guests attending the festival will have the chance to dress up according to their own fantasies, themes, imagination and creativity, making the event an ultimate celebration of expression. Guests with musical or artistic talents are encouraged to get involved by showcasing their talents at the event – either in The Arena which features on-stage performances, or the Art Tent which will feature a wide range of artistic mediums.
A central stage area is where the magic will take place as some acts such as singer Daniel Baron and electronic band, Goodluck will be performing live at the new sensational event.
People interested in joining the fun and wishing to perform at the Burning Carnival should apply for a chance to be the Best Performer at the festival as they can stand a chance towin R5 000.
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To apply, send an email with images to julia@burningcarnival.com with your name, contact number, type of performance and time of performance.
The Art Tent will showcase modern art in all of its many forms, and partygoers will be able to celebrate the diversity of art within the country, while artists are invited to showcase works of art to display at the event.
Tickets for phase one are R350; phase two are R400 and phase three are R450.
The VIP ticket package, with 200 available at R990, will get you additional access to the VIP dance floor, three drink vouchers and after-show party access from 11pm to 2am.
VVIP ticket package, with 300 available at R1 500, will get you a three-course dinner, private dance floor, three drink vouchers and after-show party access from 11pm to 2am.
For further information on how to showcase works at the event, contact julia@burningcarnival.com.
Fourways Review is giving away tickets to this once in a lifetime Burning Carnival Music Festival to our lucky readers. To stand a chance to win, email your full name followed by the words “Burning carnival” to competition@caxton.co.za
