Gunna touched down in South Africa like the ultimate new year flex, headlining the Milk & Cookies Festival at HollywoodBets Kenilworth Racecourse on January 3, 2026, serving Capetonians non-stop heat to launch the year on a high.
From sun-drenched afternoons into starry nights, the multi-genre takeover mixed amapiano grooves, smooth R&B, hard-hitting hip-hop, and house bangers. Gunna shared the stage with SA heavyweights like Nasty C dropping bars, Vigro Deep on deep house vibes, Dlala Thukzin bringing amapiano fire, and Majro Jordan adding that soulful R&B polish. Side stages buzzed with rising talents, while food zones slung gourmet treats, think loaded nachos, craft cocktails, and sweet cookie stacks, tying into the fest’s name. Art installations and pop-up shops kept the cultural energy popping everywhere you turned.
Capetonians showed up and showed out. Golden Circle went feral for Gunna’s set, with “Push Up” and “Fukumean” sending waves through the masses. Social clips captured the rapper hyping the love, feeding off Table Mountain backdrop vibes under perfect summer skies. No rain delays, no sound glitches, just seamless transitions, premium lounges for VIPs, and that Mother City magic blending global rap royalty with local soul. Families, crews, and solo ravers connected hard, turning it into a feel-good family reunion with bass-boosted heart.
This wasn’t Gunna’s first rodeo down south Africa; he’s built a die-hard following here, and the festival cemented it. Post-set, he shouted out to the fans on IG, promising Johannesburg’s Jan 10 turn-up would hit even harder. Milk & Cookies nailed the balance of big-name flex and community warmth, proving 2026’s festival season starts unbeatable.
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