Jeremy Loops
Pretoria National Botanical Garden, 2 Cussonia Ave, 0186 Pretoria Directions
Wed 16.09.2026 09:00
Clock it, bestie: Pretoria's biggest student festival is back!
POV: it's spring, the sun's out, and Lentedag 2026 just levelled up.
24 years deep and we're going harder: 5 stages this year (yes, we added one), a 100m main bar, world-class décor, games, activations, a crowd energy that turns "just one drink" into a full core memory and a day that's about to live rent-free in your head forever.
Student-friendly prices, because we're not monsters.
This is your sign. Touch grass. Pull up. We'll see you in the sun.
Performers
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Jeremy LoopsCape Town's Jeremy Loops carved a niche for himself through electrifying live performances, progressing from small bars to selling out 5000-seat arenas globally. His dynamic shows attracted attention from international promoters, leading to tours with Twenty One Pilots and Milky Chance, and a consistent presence in the global festival scene. Following on from critically acclaimed albums “Trading Change” (2014), “Critical As Water (2018) and “Heard You Got Love” (2022), Jeremy releases “Feathers and Stone” (31 January 2025) Co-produced by Jeremy alongside a host celebrated producers, including Ed Holloway, Tobias Kuhn and James Earp. As a leading musical export from South Africa Jeremy's modern folk music has resonated globally with over 400 million streams, extensive tours in Europe, USA, Australia & Southern Africa, and earning him accolades like a Best Newcomer nomination at the South African Music Awards and MTV Africa's Best Alternative & Pop Album. Jeremy has collaborated with industry luminaries like Ed Sheeran, Steve Mac, and Ladysmith Black Mambazo who join him for a second time on “Coming Home” from the latest album, underlining his musical versatility and appeal. Beyond his music career, Jeremy co-founded Greenpop, an enterprise focused on environmental restoration and education. His work in sustainability and community engagement has garnered respect, positioning him as both a distinguished artist and a trusted voice within the culture.