Swakop Indie Music Fest returns with Easter Edition: A Day of Music, Fun, and Charity

By Martha Nangombe

The Swakop Indie Music Festival has announced its highly anticipated Easter Edition, which will occur on March 30 at The Paintball and Adventure Park.

This event, which promises a day of live concerts, family-friendly entertainment, and a charity cause, is already gaining popularity among music fans and community members.

The festival celebrates Namibia’s unique musical diversity and the talent of independent performers.

The festival showcases a variety of genres, including blues and rock, jazz, hip-hop, and acapella, and provides an opportunity for rising performers to emerge.

The Easter Edition aims to build a sense of openness and community spirit by inviting music enthusiasts of all ages to gather and experience the wonder of live music.  To add a meaningful touch to the festivities, a portion of the revenues will be donated to the Have-a-Heart Foundation, a charity committed to improving the lives of low-income pets by spaying and neutering.

This generous gesture demonstrates the festival’s commitment to positively impacting outside music.

Have-a-Heart ambassador, singer and festival organiser Riaan Smit says he is passionate about this cause.

Revellers can look forward to an eclectic line-up showcasing some of Namibia’s best performers, such as Riaan Smit and the ShadowKatz, Vaughn Ahrens Band, Jessica Ashley, Janelle Botha and Die Wandelaars, and 8th Octaves, among many more.

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