MTN BUSHFIRE 2014, Swaziland’s international festival of the arts will be taking place from May 30th – June 1st
2014. This year’s festival promises the most diverse line-up to date,
with the event set to become the largest world music festival in the
region. MTN BUSHFIRE 2014 is increasing the global diversity of its
line-up to create something truly unique in Southern Africa.
Already well established as a top Pan-African festival, it was recenlty
named by CNN as one of the “7 African Music Festivals You Really Have
to See”
(http://edition.cnn.com/2014/02/21/travel/africa-best-music-festivals/index.html)
Already for MTN BUSHFIRE 2014, artists from over 10 countries have been
confirmed including diverse acts such as the much-loved and 70’s
inspired Bogota based Colombian Salsa artists, La 33, Mokoomba
(Zimbabwe), Under Kontrol (France), Red Five Point Star (Slovenia), and
Imperial Tiger Orchestra (Switzerland) and the Nomadic Wax Orchestra
from the United States.
Swaziland’s incredible creative talent is also featuring on MTN
Bushfire stages, including Bholoja, Floewe, Qibho & Sands and the
PelePele Cultural group.
Some of South Africa’s biggest and most loved names will also be
heading to MTN BUSHFIRE this year with confirmed artists including none
other than multi- Grammy award winners Ladysmith Black Mambazo, as well
as the incredible Bongo Maffin, Uhuru, Derek Gripper, Dan Patlansky and
Muzart.
MTN BUSHFIRE 2014 – CONFIRMED LINE UP 2nd release
Qibho & Sands (Swaziland)
Sigauque Project (Mozambique)
Muzart (South Africa)
Red Five Point Star (Slovenia)
Under Kontrol (France)
Dan Patlansky (South Africa)
Akale Wube (France)
Bholoja (Swaziland)
Mokoomba (Zimbabwe)
La33 (Colombia)
Nomadic Wax Orchestra (USA)
Bongo Maffin (South Africa)
Uhuru (South Africa)
Derik Gripper (South Africa)
PelePele Cultural Group (Swaziland)
Floewe (Swaziland)
Imperial Tiger Orchestra (Switzerland)
Ladysmith Black Mambazo (South Africa)
Growing from strength to strength every year, last year saw over 20,000
guests “bring their fire” to the scenic Malkerns Valley to enjoy the
unique experience that is MTN BUSHFIRE. Day passes for full festival
and day passes for Saturday and Sunday also sold out early last year, so
don’t be disappointed – book your tickets now online at www.bushfire.co.sz. MTN Bushfire physical tickets will go on sale at selected MTN service centres at the beginning of April.
MTN BUSHFIRE 2014 TICKET PRICES
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| TICKET TYPE |
GENERAL
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GOLDEN LOUNGE
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| (All prices in E/ZAR) |
Pre-sale
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Door
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Pre-sale
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Door
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| Friday |
200
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250
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350
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400
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| Saturday |
250
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350
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550
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650
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| Sunday |
150
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200
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350
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400
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| Festival Pass |
500
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600
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850
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950
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| Kids standard (full festival or day pass) (age 5- 10) |
150
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150
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150
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150
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| Kids under 5 |
FREE
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FREE
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FREE
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FREE
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MTN BUSHFIRE 2014 is around the corner from the 30th of May to the 1st of June and planning has begun for the event that sells out accommodation throughout the country during the festival weekend.
For those who want to travel in style and / or convenience, there are a range of travel and accomodation options that will make your MTN BUSHFIRE experience that much more enjoyable.
Make sure to book early to avoid disappointment.
GET YOUR SELF TO MTN BUSHFIRE: TRAVEL OPTIONS 2014
TRANSPORT / PACKAGES
Sky World Travel and Tours provides safe transport between Swaziland and South Africa. They promise on-time departures, efficient service, passenger safety, remote payment options, comfort and convenience. The busses offer reclining seats, drinks and light meal, and air- conditioning.
+2773 969 5113
Email: info@skyworld.co.sz
Online Reservations: www.skyworld.co.sz
One Way Adventures offers comfortable and customized shuttle service from Maputo to Swaziland. Contact Laki Papadakis to book your travel. Group bookings of 7 pax or more are eligible for a 5% discount.
+258844752656
email: laki.papadakis@1-wayadventures.com or laki.star@gmail.com
South African tour operators, Rush adventures, offers packaged MTN BUSHFIRE tours from JHB-SWAZILAND (return).
By joining a Rush road adventure at very little cost, you won’t have to worry about transport, petrol, DUI, tolls, getting enough friends together or accommodation. With your ride organised from Jo’burg to Swaziland and back, your accommodation with breakfast & dinner included and your MTN BUSHFIRE Festival ticket, the only thing you will need is a sleeping bag, pillow, drinks and cash for items of a personal nature (and of course your passport).
Once arriving in Swaziland at the festival camp all you do is take your belongings, check into your tent and hit the festival grounds exploring the arts and music shows. There are no transport worries while you there and our crew will provide you with scrumptious cooked breakfast & dinner daily.
http://www.rushadventures.co.za/mtn-bush-fire-festival-2014-swaziland.html
ACCOMMODATION
Royal Swazi Spa Valley Resort is
the MTN BUSHFIRE LEAD Accommodation Sponsor. A short distance from the
MTN BUSHFIRE festival, Royal Swazi Spa boasts world class facilities
such as a casino, a golf course, restaurants and bars and a variety of
outdoor activities suited for the whole family. Contact central
reservations: http://www.suninternational.com/royal-swazi/Pages/default.aspx
South Africa’s Harambee Hotel will offer a new
accommodation option; a convenient VIP camping experience within a
stone’s throw of the festival grounds! Pamper yourself this year ‘safari
tent style’ amongst pecan trees with picturesque views of the mountains
of the Mliwane Wildlife Sanctuary. Harambee Hotel will offer all the
comfort and luxuries within a natural farm setting.
Within walking distance to the festival, this is a safe and convenient
option for both national and international guests, eliminating concerns
about driving after the festival each evening.
Please see the Harambee link for more information on what the camping facility includes. www.harambeehotel.com. Book now- limited space available!
ABOUT MTN BUSHFIRE FESTIVAL
Formed in 2006, MTN BUSHFIRE has a well-deserved reputation for its
visionary approach. The festival aims to develop the arts whilst
promoting social responsibility. Through its thoroughly innovative and
development focused approach, the festival gives back to the people of
Swaziland with 100% of profits donated to two Swazi charities; Young
Heroes, a child sponsorship programme assisting Swazi orphans, and Gone
Rural boMake, a charity that assists rural Swazi women and the
communities with information and infrastructure development, addressing
health, education and social concerns.
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