Hennessy back to the city has unveiled the much-anticipated theme for 2023 festival. Despite recent unfortunate events, including the loss of prominent rappers, the SA Hip-hop scene continues to radiate a glimmer of hope and positivity.
This optimism is firmly rooted in recognizing the achievements that the genre has accumulated over the span of four decades.
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In commemorating a significant milestone within the global hip-hop culture, Back To The City has unveiled the theme for this year’s event: “50 Years of Hip Hop” / “40 Years of S.A Hip Hop.”
The announcement arrives as a delightful surprise for eager festival-goers who anticipate the unveiling of each year’s unique theme, designed to celebrate both local and international hip-hop icons.
This year’s occasion holds exceptional significance as hip-hop marks its 50-year journey, while SA Hip-hop proudly contributes 40 years of substantial impact on the culture.
Hence, “As we join the Global Hip Hop Celebrations, the #BTTC2023 theme is ’50 Years of Hip Hop’ / ’40 Years of S.A Hip Hop,’ celebrating and paying homage to both international and national hip-hop icons.
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See you at the official celebration festival on October 7th in Newtown,” Back To The City announced.
Renowned for its dynamic performances, captivating art installations, and immersive cultural experiences, the festival consistently pushes boundaries, creating platforms for creative expression and unity.
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Having delivered exceptional showcases for the past twelve years, the Hip-hop festival will once again seize this opportunity to honor urban culture, while paying tribute to rappers who have contributed to the game, both in life and in memory.
The upcoming event, scheduled for October 7th, 2023, in Newtown Johannesburg, is set to feature a star-studded lineup of local rappers and international acts.