What you need to know about th

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What you need to know about the 2020 Bazique Festival

The 2020 Bazique Festival promises ‘a magnificent blur of pop-up parties, art cars, and unbridled fun late into the night!’

What you need to know about th

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The Basique Festival 2020 is bringing you the best in electronic music once again! Bazique is said to be a series of ‘extraordinary events, a carnival of entertainment, a circus of performances, a bounty of beats from all corners of the globe, and a gathering place for legends, lovers and like-minded souls’. In fact, the festival has become so popular, it was voted the ‘World’s Best Boutique Festival ‘ at the Tuvalu International Festival Awards in 2019.

“Our gift to you; an adventure-filled excursion and a multi-dimensional playground – the hardest part will be deciding what to be doing when and where.”

When and where

The multi-day electronic festival is set to take place from 13 to 15 March 2020 in Ruitersvlei Estate south of the Paarl.

“Our beautiful new home, Ruitersvlei Estate, has a big, warm water swimming dam, an epic playa for the three night time stages and is only 35 mins from Cape Town, near Paarl which means almost guaranteed sunshine!”

Bazique stages and line-up

Bazique boasts various stages. The seven stages includes The Kraal, Corona Ukudlala Beach, La Fee Verte (an electric ballroom), art cars and Journeys End Island (a floating stage on the middle of a lake).

You can expect ten international DJs, 52 Sourh African DJs, 26 performing artists, 24 installation artists and ‘a magnificent blur of pop-up parties’. The line-up includes Ticon, DJ Richard, Marcus Worgull, Floyd Lavine, Kanan K7, Dee, Anthea, Ivan Turanjanin, Toby 2 Shoes, Bruno Morphet, Nia Blaq and Sacred Sun, Lectric Licks, Dj Ivan, Jews For Techno, Candice Heyns and El Gordo among many more.

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Bazique camping and glamping

For their camping and glamping options, see below:

  • Camping for the three days is for free with a standard Bazique ticket. This way you can park your car in the car park and walk into the festival with all of your camping gear. Organisers also suggest to bring shade.
  • If you would like to camp next to your car, it is advised to buy a car camping pass (four people per car maximum).
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Tickets

  • Festival tickets range from R850 while tickets for vehicles and/or glamping range from R500 to R6000 (if you want to rent a luxury tent).
  • Tickets are available online at Howler.

Showtimes

  • Gates open at 11:00 on Friday, 13 March 2020.
  • Music performances will kick off at 12:00 on Friday, 13 March 2020 and will finish at 19:00 at sunset on Sunday, 15 March 2020.