The Krank’d Up Music Festival has solidly cemented itself as one of the premier music festivals for the alternative music scene. This year the festival will be headlined by Memphis May Fire & INTERVALS!
2 000 people from all over South Africa will converge on Sundowners in Alberton for the 5th Krank’d Up Music Festival. Over the past 5 years, the organisers have proven themselves time and time again. This year they are putting on an even bigger show than ever before.
Where: Sundowners in Alberton
Cnr Kliprivier Dr & Kromvlei Rd,
Johannesburg,
Gauteng
When: 30 September 2017
Time: Doors will open at 12H00
Cost: R500
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More About the Krank’d Up Music Festival 2017
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In addition to Memphis May Fire and INTERVALS, the Krank’d Up Music Festival 2017 will also host 19 of South Africa’s finest alternative and metal bands.
Festival-goers will be able to catch bands like Red Helen, Megalodon Vulvodynia and many more favourites. The 21 bands will be playing across two stages. Shortly after a band finishes on stage one, another band will start to play on stage two.
This means that you will have a day of uninterrupted music. You won’t need to worry about hanging around while bands do change overs. It also means that if you’re late to the festival, you could still get a good spot at one of the stages.
Line-Up
Memphis May Fire
INTERVALS
Red Helen
Megalodon
albinobeach
State Society
CMR
Ohgod
My Columbine
Mezzanine Floor
Deadline
Vulvodynia
Held On Till May
After Robot
Maximum Carnage
You, Me and the Harmony
Savage Lucy
BloodBeast Band
De Wallen ( Band )
Coldfield
Mad God
Past International Acts
One of the things that set’s the Krank’d Up Festival apart is their mix of local and international acts. While the organizers have booked big ticket international bands, they have never neglected the SA music scene.
With bands ranging from Cape Town to Joburg and everywhere in between, it is clear that the organizers have taken the local scene into account.
Past international acts that have played at Krank’d Up are: Dead Letter Circus (AUS), Protest The Hero (CAN), Unearth (US), 36 Crazyfists (US), Monuments (UK), Norma Jean (US) and Periphery (US)
