Milk + Cookies Music Week is shaping up to be an unforgettable event, blending art, culture, music, and innovation.
From January 3rd to 12th, South Africa’s cities of Cape Town and Johannesburg will host a variety of events, showcasing both local and international talent.
A Star-Studded Festival in Cape Town
Kicking off in Cape Town on January 3rd, the Milk + Cookies Music Week promises an exciting mix of performances and industry gatherings.
Grammy-winning artist Kaytranada will headline the festivities, with a line-up that offers something for everyone.
The event begins at the Homecoming Theatre with Music Tech House Presents: Dot Connector, where industry experts and creatives will discuss the intersection of music, technology, and culture.
Leila Mansoor, the event curator, emphasized the importance of these panels in shaping the future of music.
As the day progresses, excitement continues at the Out The Oven Merch Pop-Up Party at Broke KlubHouse, where exclusive merchandise will be on display, along with surprise guests.
Uniquely Cape Town: Yacht Parties and Networking
On January 4th, Cape Town will host the Brunch Sessions at Therapy, offering a chic networking event for industry leaders with gourmet food and cocktails.
Later that day, the Milky Paloma Yacht Party at The Mirage will give a select group of partygoers the chance to enjoy a private sunset cruise with beats from local DJs.
The evening will culminate with PRE KAY at TEXAS, setting the stage for Kaytranada’s highly anticipated main performance at the Milk + Cookies Festival at The Ostrich on January 5th.
Along with other international and local acts, the festival will feature DJ Kent, Zakes Bantwini, and The Workaholics.
A Festival of Music, Food, and Art
This day-long celebration will be filled with art installations, food trucks, and unforgettable performances, making it a festival highlight of the year.
The fun doesn’t stop there, as M+C Afters w/ Kaytranada at Old Biscuit Mill promises an intimate set by the DJ, offering fans an exclusive experience.
Johannesburg Takes Center Stage
From January 9th to 12th, Johannesburg will host the second leg of the Milk + Cookies Music Week, featuring its own unique line-up of events.
The Royale Mixer on January 9th begins with a glamorous ‘Mogul Dinner’ for key figures in music, fashion, and art, setting the tone for the weekend.
On January 10th, Johannesburg will welcome music lovers to the Pre-Kay Vinyl Party at Neighborhood, where vinyl enthusiasts can celebrate the Milk + Cookies culture.
The Main Event in Johannesburg
The Milk + Cookies Festival on January 11th at Huddle Park will see Kaytranada take the stage alongside local acts like DJ Lag, Muzi, and Mamthug.
The festival is set to offer an inclusive atmosphere with great vibes, good music, and a sense of community.
After the festival, the energy will continue at M+C Afters w/ Kaytranada at Truth, one of Johannesburg’s most iconic nightlife venues, where fans can enjoy another intimate performance by the headliner.
Collaboration and Community
The final event in Johannesburg will be Music Tech House Presents: Dot Connector at Mamakashaka and Friends, where another panel discussion will close the festivities.
Milk + Cookies Music Week emphasizes collaboration, community, and the celebration of local African talent while introducing international artists to the South African scene.
Co-founder Temba Ncube shared the company’s vision of creating dynamic, cross-cultural experiences that foster collaboration between artists and fans.
“It’s about creating a space for artists to collaborate and for fans to connect,” he said.
A Celebration of Culture and Music
Milk + Cookies Music Week isn’t just about showcasing talent—it’s a celebration of what makes South Africa and its people unique.
The event unites locals and visitors through the universal language of music, creating an experience that will be remembered for years to come.
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