Africa Is Not a Jungle has officially revealed the full lineup for its highly anticipated Durban edition, taking place on Saturday, 8 November 2025, at the Durban Botanic Gardens. Headlined by Black Coffee, the festival is set to deliver an unforgettable celebration of music, culture, and connection — bringing together some of South Africa’s most exciting and influential artists.
The Durban lineup boasts an eclectic mix of household names and rising stars shaping the sound of African electronic music. Joining Black Coffee on stage will be 2wobunnies, Asvnte, Babalwa M, Breetz, Ciza, De Rocka, Dlala Thukzin, Jordan Arts, Man Q, Major League DJz, Oscar Mbo, Stanky Deejay, and Tirhani — each contributing to a rich showcase of the continent’s evolving musical identity.
Set within the lush and open-air environment of the Durban Botanic Gardens, this edition of Africa Is Not a Jungle promises a multisensory experience — featuring world-class production, captivating performances, and an atmosphere that embodies rhythm, creativity, and unity.
Beyond the beats, the festival continues its meaningful partnership with the Black Coffee Foundation, reaffirming its dedication to community empowerment and creative education. For every ticket sold, R20 will be donated to support the Foundation’s mission of uplifting under-resourced communities and nurturing emerging talent across South Africa.
Each ticket purchased goes beyond access to the festival — it contributes to real impact, helping to inspire the next generation of African creatives.
Fans are encouraged to secure tickets now via Howler to avoid missing out on one of the year’s most anticipated cultural events. Africa Is Not a Jungle Durban will be a day of rhythm, unity, and purpose — a reflection of Africa’s ever-evolving creative spirit.
As Durban gears up for 8 November, fans can also look forward to the Johannesburg Benefit Concert later that month on 29 November 2025, which will feature the Africa Is Not a Jungle stage — with its full lineup announcement coming soon.
Stay tuned and follow @ainaj.world for updates, lineup news, and all the latest from the Africa Is Not a Jungle movement.
