Carpe Diem Season 2 is returning to Harare, Zimbabwe, on Saturday, May 17, 2025, at the First Capitalk Sports Club. This highly anticipated event will showcase some of Africa’s top DJs and provide a one-of-a-kind opportunity to experience the continent’s dynamic and diverse electronic music scene.
The highlight of the evening will be the electrifying performances of Kabza De Small, widely recognized as one of the pioneers of the Amapiano genre, and Kelvin Momo, whose deep and soulful sets have earned him a loyal fan base across Africa and beyond.
Joining them is an exciting lineup of both seasoned and emerging talent, including DJ Madeherbelieve, DJ Ash T, DJ Sfiso, Tapiwa, Thakzin, Mimi, and Jay. Together, they promise to deliver an unforgettable night of rhythm, beats, and dance.
Since its debut, Carpe Diem has grown into a signature music experience in Zimbabwe, celebrated for its vibrant energy and its role in promoting cross-cultural exchange through music. The first season featured 12 DJs from different parts of Africa, creating a shared space for unity and creativity. Online reactions and social media buzz have solidified the event’s reputation as a must-attend gathering for lovers of progressive African sounds.
The First Capitalk Sports Club, known for its expansive outdoor setting and relaxed atmosphere, will once again host the event. Attendees are encouraged to bring picnic blankets, cooler boxes, and charcoal heaters, creating a warm, communal vibe as they enjoy world-class music under the stars.
The event is organized by Walter Wanyanya and his seasoned team, who have built a reputation for delivering safe, inclusive, and professionally executed entertainment experiences in Zimbabwe. Their commitment to high production value and community engagement ensures that Carpe Diem continues to grow as a cultural landmark.
Tickets are available now via official platforms, with early booking strongly advised due to high demand.
For embassies, cultural institutions, and regional visitors, Carpe Diem offers a glimpse into Zimbabwe’s youthful creativity and its growing status as a cultural and musical hub in Southern Africa.
