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Keinemusik set to light up South Africa

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May 22, 2025

SOUTH African electronic and house music enthusiasts have much to celebrate, as the acclaimed Berlin-based collective Keinemusik gears up to return to the vibrant cities of Johannesburg and Cape Town later this year.

- LUTHO PASIYA

Consisting of Rampa, &Me, and Adam Port, they are renowned for captivating party-goers with their unique sound and immersive live performances.

Their much-anticipated tour will kick off in Johannesburg on Friday, November 21, followed by a performance in Cape Town on Saturday, November 22.

In a recent social media post, the artists confirmed their return: "We're coming back to South Africa. Joburg & Cape Town - it’s on again."

The excitement is palpable across social media platforms, with fans expressing their joy and anticipation.

One user proclaimed: “Ending the year on a very high note,” while another noted: “Our prayers have been answered.”

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