This National Arts Festival, step into a world where rhythm meets soul, and music becomes more than sound—it becomes an experience. The Dakawa Music Experience invites you to immerse yourself in a spectacular four-night celebration of music, culture, and connection.
This is not just another concert—it is a carefully curated musical journey designed to move your spirit, ignite your passion, and create memories that will last long after the final note fades.
One Stage. Many Voices. Infinite Vibes.
Over four unforgettable nights, Dakawa transforms the stage into a living, breathing soundtrack of life—where every genre tells a story and every performance becomes a shared moment of magic.
Night 2 | Jazz & Soulful Grooves | Featured artists are Dillow Squad lead by Lukhanyo Twazi, and ENKOSI SALAPHI
Let the smooth sounds of jazz carry you into a world of elegance and improvisation. Experience the beauty of live instrumentation and timeless melodies under the festival lights.
Bring your friends. Bring your family. Bring your love for music and connect. Hosted by the friendly province of the Eastern Cape.
About the Artists
Enkosi Salaphi is a singer and songwriter who was born and raised in the Eastern Cape in a small village called Dutywa. Born into a musical family she began singing at the age of 5 and the performance bug in her has never left. Enkosi's music is deeply rooted in AFRO POP with a unique focus on bringing healing to the listener through the music. Her God-given talent is yet to be experienced by the world.
Deep Ill Army Warriors, commonly known as DILLAW, is a hip-hop group based in Duncan Village, East London, South Africa. The group was established in 2007 and emerged from the Ford neighbourhood. Since its formation, DILLAW has been driven by a strong passion for music and a commitment to sharing authentic stories and experiences through hip-hop.
- Venue: Great Hall
- Location: The Great Hall
- Ticket price: ZAR 100.00
- Programme type: EC Showcase
- Genre: Music
- Duration:
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Ages:
ALL AGES
- Language: English & isiXhosa
