MTN Bushfire, Eswatini’s most highly anticipated festival of music and arts, has revealed the news of a sold-out event for its upcoming 17th edition.
With its sold-out status, MTN Bushfire is poised to set hearts and imaginations ablaze, igniting a spark of inspiration that will resonate far beyond its borders.
et to be held at the House On Fire in Malkerns from May 31 to June 2, 2024, this year’s festival promises to be a vibrant celebration of culture, diversity, and unity.
Eswatini Fire Starters are eagerly snapping up Full Festival Golden Lounge, Main Arena, and Children’s tickets available on the MoMo Marketplace.
These discounted tickets are a testament to MTN Bushfire and MTN Eswatini’s dedication to ensuring accessibility to the festival for the local community while also supporting the development of local arts.
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Renowned as the “Top African Festival” by the BBC and recognized by CNN as one of the “7 African Music Festivals You Have to See,” MTN Bushfire is a beacon of creativity and inspiration.
With a mission to unite Fire Starters from all corners of the globe in a spirit of tolerance, the festival offers a platform for music, art, and cultural exchange like no other.
From its picturesque location in the Malkerns Valley, MTN Bushfire emerges as a melting pot of global influences, African authenticity, and Eswatini pride.
Drawing attendees from over 60 countries, the festival showcases a diverse lineup of musicians and artists, making it a truly multicultural experience.
At its core, MTN Bushfire is more than just a music festival—it’s a call to action for positive social and environmental change.
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With the powerful hashtag #BRINGYOURFIRE, the festival encourages attendees to harness the transformational power of the arts to address pressing global issues such as discrimination, environmental degradation, and poverty.
As Fire Starters gather for a weekend of music, art, and community, MTN Bushfire stands as a symbol of unity in diversity and a beacon of hope for a better world.
In its celebration of the arts and commitment to social inclusion, the festival embodies the spirit of a global community coming together to create positive change.
