This year’s Sunday lineup is nothing short of legendary. Eight-time Grammy Award-winning artist Ms. Lauryn Hill returns to the spotlight to headline the festival’s grand finale, joined by longtime collaborator Wyclef Jean, as part of the global Miseducation of Lauryn Hill 25th Anniversary Tour. Audiences can expect powerful performances of timeless hits such as Zion, Doo Wop (That Thing), and Everything Is Everything – songs that have defined a generation and continue to resonate worldwide. Adding to the international star power, Zion Marley and YG Marley will also make special appearances, honouring a shared musical legacy.
The 12th annual DStv Delicious International Food and Music Festival Powered by LottoStar promises an unforgettable celebration of sound, flavour, and heritage this Heritage Month. Taking place at the iconic Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit on 20 and 21 September 2025, the two-day experience will deliver an eclectic mix of music, gourmet cuisine, fashion, and art – all reflecting South Africa’s vibrant cultural identity.
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Complementing this global lineup is a showcase of South Africa’s finest talent. Soulful songstress Lira will continue her triumphant return to the stage with her signature blend of Afro-soul, jazz, and R&B. South Africa’s beloved Joyous Celebration Rewind, joined by alumni such as Khaya Mthetwa, will lift spirits with gospel anthems that celebrate faith, unity, and heritage.
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- Lauryn Hill and Wyclef Jean will headline Sunday’s main stage as part of The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill 25th Anniversary Tour, joined by Ziggy Marley and YG Marley for special performances.
- The local lineup features South African greats, including gospel powerhouse Joyous Celebration Rewind with Khaya Mthetwa, Afro-jazz sensation Mandisi Dyantyis, award-winning vocalist Zoë Modiga, and Afro-soul icon Lira.
- Beyond the music, the festival offers a full cultural experience, with gourmet food vendors, art, fashion, and the high-energy Channel O Dance Stage, all set at the iconic Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit over Heritage Month weekend
The festival also shines a spotlight on modern jazz and Afro-soul, featuring the award-winning Mandisi Dyantyis, known for fusing indigenous African music with jazz influences, and Zoë Modiga, a bold voice in contemporary jazz and recipient of Glamour’s Woman of the Year: Musician Game Changer Award and the 2023 Standard Bank Young Artist Award.
While Sunday offers soul-stirring performances, the festival’s full weekend experience is a rich tapestry of local flavour and international flair. Beyond the main stage, the Channel O Dance Stage will showcase a high-energy lineup of DJs and performers (to be announced), promising a space for rhythm and movement under the open sky.
As always, the festival is more than just music. Visitors can explore an expansive selection of local cuisine from top chefs and traders, curated art and fashion installations, and immersive brand activations. It’s a place where creativity meets community, and tradition finds harmony with innovation.
“It’s incredible to be back at the iconic Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit,” says Funeka Peppeta, Marketing Director for the festival. “We’re excited to welcome fans to a weekend that celebrates us all – our music, our food, and our stories – especially during Heritage Month. This year’s experience will be unlike any other.”
Ticket Information:
- Early Bird General Admission: R650 (available until 28 July)
- Delicious Lounge: R2 500 per person (Main Arena access)
- Injabulo Lounge (All-Inclusive on The Terrace): R8 350 per person
Tickets available at Ticketmaster or via www.deliciousfestival.com
The DStv Delicious Powered by LottoStar is proudly presented in partnership with DStv, LottoStar, Telkom, Mercedes-Benz, Coke Studio, Sensodyne, Channel O, 702, 947, Proudly South African, Flight Centre, and the Delicious Festival Trader Academy Powered by FoodBev SETA.
This Heritage Month, join thousands of music lovers, foodies, and cultural tastemakers for a weekend that celebrates what it means to be deliciously South African.
