That 70s Fest – Peace, Love, Rock & Roll

2020 lineup

Black Math

They need little to no introduction, but we’re going to give it to you anyway because we like giving things away for free. They destroy every stage they play on and make fans seem weak under their spell with their fuzzy, riff heavy rock. That 70's Fest is proud to welcome the mighty Black Math.

Julia Robert

Born in a mouldy garage on top of a hill in Cape Town, Julia Robert are here to fix your broken hearts with punk rock disco beats and sloppy kisses. The bass is heavy, the guitars are jagged, the drums are pounding and the vocals will make you want to get up and stick it to the man.

Ruff Majik

Ruff Majik is a no-holds-barred three-piece from Pretoria that have breathed new life into the stoner-sludge rock genre. And after touring abroad, this power trio is itching to make their 70's Fest return. Festival attendees can expect wild stage antics, fuzz riffs of epic proportions, and an overpowering amount of headbanging. That 70's Fest is proud to welcome Ruff Majik back for another mighty round of heavy rock 'n' roll.

The Klubs

The Klubs are arguably one of SA's most captivating live acts. Their nuanced guitar melodies and post-punk influence provides a heavy, immersive sound. They've already made waves in the underground scene, especially after the release of their latest EP.

Pollinator

We’d like to introduce to you the one and only three-piece that makes you unwittingly listen to pop music by giving it a healthy dose of distortion, love and drums. With their infectious harmonies, dirty tones and bizarre stage antics, That 70's Fest is proud to welcome back Pollinator.

Dj T!

Vinyl! Vinyl! Vinyl! A fitting start and end to every 70's reveller. Dj T! is armed to the brim with an arsenal of records on hand from Disco, Funk and Pop to Rock 'n' Roll straight outta the 70's!

2020 lineup

Black Math

Julia Robert

Ruff Majik

The Klubs

Pollinator

Dj T!

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