100% Retro Party is back

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We are overwhelmed and incredibly humbled and grateful for the response from our 100% Retro pioneers to the inaugural South African Tour. It’s been an amazing experience for all of us!

 

The power of SNAP is still untouched, ROZALLA’s opening was brilliant and the jam of TECHNOTRONIC still pumps like in the 80’s.

 

DR ALBAN was superb and Haddaway stole the show. We are also very proud of NÁDINE who represented the rainbow nation with distinction!

 

The Dutch Eurodance groups for the grand final blew us away – we don’t have enough superlatives for TWENTY 4 SEVEN, headed up Nance, and hit machine 2 UNLIMITED was a deserved headliner.

 

Together with our deejay’s we want to thank you all for the amazing party vibe from the first moment till the last!

 

As a result of the incredible the response, we already have good news for 2025! 100% Retro, presented by Smile FM and eBetsa, will be back on 11 January 2025 at Grandwest Arena in Cape Town

 

Our artists for 2025 are:

Right Said Fred

2 Brothers on the 4th Floor

Whigfield

DJ Sammy

DJ SASH!

Tina Cousins

 

 

And, of course, our five local legend DJ’s will be back in the act as well. A big thanks to Barney Simon, Shawny B, Ryan O’Connor, Alex Jay and Ian F for the stunning way in which they entertained the crowd!

Be the early bird and get your tickets today! 

 

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