Africa Is Not A Jungle Stage in Partnership with Smirnoff Ice and Don Julio Set to Ignite Black Coffee Benefit Concert
Following the Black Coffee Foundation’s annual Music Conference & Exhibition on 28 November, anticipation is building for the highly anticipated Black Coffee Benefit Concert, taking place on Saturday, 29 November 2025 at Melrose Arch, Johannesburg. This year’s edition brings an exciting highlight—a fully dedicated Africa Is Not A Jungle stage, reinforcing the movement’s global mission to elevate African electronic music, creativity, and culture.
Presented in partnership with Smirnoff Ice and Don Julio, and supported by Gauteng Tourism, Nando’s, and Nivea, the Benefit Concert stands as a powerful extension of the Black Coffee Foundation’s commitment to driving positive impact through community, music, and cultural expression.
A Star-Studded Lineup Showcasing Africa’s Musical Brilliance
The concert features an exceptional roster of artists representing the evolution of African sound. Fans can look forward to performances from:
- Black Coffee – Grammy Award–winning global icon and headline act
- 2woBunnies – high-energy genre disruptors
- Asvnte – innovative sonic shapeshifter
- Breetz – rising talent redefining dance soundscapes
- Ciza – hitmaker with infectious rhythms
- DJ Lag – global pioneer of gqom
- DJ Merlon – renowned house music legend
- Kabza De Small – the uncontested king of amapiano
- Major League DJz – world-touring amapiano ambassadors
- Tirhani – a dynamic and versatile selector
- Uncle Waffles – international sensation and cultural influencer
Together, these trailblazers form a vibrant snapshot of Africa’s past, present, and future in music.
A Full-Day Creative Experience
More than just a concert, the event promises a full-day celebration of African culture, blending fashion, art, music, and storytelling. Fans will be treated to:
- Immersive visual showcases
- High-energy live performances
- A special Grade Africa pop-up, spotlighting contemporary African streetwear
This dynamic fusion of creativity ensures a deeply enriching and memorable experience for attendees.
Building on a Sold-Out Durban Triumph
This Johannesburg edition follows the massively successful sold-out Durban Africa Is Not A Jungle showcase, which drew thousands and reaffirmed the movement’s cultural influence. With Durban’s energy still resonating, the Benefit Concert aims to deliver another world-class production—uncompromising in musical quality, artistic direction, and crowd experience.
Tickets in High Demand
Tickets for the Black Coffee Benefit Concert are available exclusively through Howler, and demand has surged rapidly. With the event already nearing capacity, fans are encouraged to secure their tickets urgently to avoid missing out on this monumental celebration of African creativity.
Stay Connected
Follow the Black Coffee Foundation across social platforms for updates, artist announcements, and behind-the-scenes insights as the countdown to this historic event continues.
