If you’re into fresh hip hop vibes and a packed music lineup, the Hey Neighbour music festival just got even more exciting.
The event has added Central Cee, the talented UK rapper from Shepherd’s Bush, London, to its roster.
This announcement is sure to get fans buzzing, as the festival gears up for some serious music magic.
Why Central Cee’s Addition Matters for Hip Hop Fans
The UK has really carved out a special spot on the hip hop map.
Between grime and drill, British rap has been pushing boundaries and making waves worldwide — arguably even outpacing some American artists right now.
Central Cee, affectionately known as Cench by his fans, is a prime example of that UK rap excellence.
He’s got a sharp, charismatic style that fans love, blending catchy hooks with clever lyrics.
If you’ve heard tracks like “Sprinter,” “Doja,” or “Obsessed with You,” you know what I mean.
He’s set to perform on Saturday, August 30, and people are hoping his energy on stage will match the punch of his albums.
Festival Plans Change But Excitement Remains High
Hey Neighbour has been rolling out announcements steadily, and alongside Central Cee, they’ve confirmed American R&B star Leon Thomas will be performing.
Fans of his album Mutt can look forward to hearing some of those standout tracks live.
Initially planned as a three-day festival, Hey Neighbour has decided to condense it into two action-packed days—August 30 and 31, 2025.
The organizers posted on Instagram, reassuring fans that despite the shorter schedule, the festival will still deliver an unforgettable experience.
They’ve also made sure all ticket holders are updated via email about the change.
So, no worries there—just twice the fun in fewer days.
Looking Back and Looking Forward to Pretoria’s Big Music Event
The first Hey Neighbour festival took place two years ago and featured some incredible artists like Tyla, Swedish House Mafia, and Kendrick Lamar.
It was a hit, despite some hiccups like those crazy Uber prices at the end of the night.
This year, the pressure’s on for the festival to raise the bar even higher.
The venue, Legends Adventure Farm in Pretoria, is ready to welcome music lovers this August for what promises to be a standout event.