Grego Villa gears up for Exclusive White Spring Picnic with stop at Somizi's Shades of Pink
The renowned DJ and creative mind behind some of Gauteng's most talked-about social experiences is set to host his highly anticipated Exclusive White Spring Picnic at Willowmoore Park Stadium on September 6, featuring performances from Kabza De Small, Kelvin Momo, DJ Maphorisa, Young Stunna, Nhlanhla Mafu and many more.
Speaking to TshisaLIVE, Grego, real name Gregory Hlatshwayo, described the event as more than just a seasonal gathering — it's now a cultural staple for his loyal following.
'Every season, I owe it to the people to host memorable events for them. Honestly, I'm excited with the preparations that have been put in place, but this one is for the books,' he said.
Known for curating vibrant atmospheres and bringing together music lovers, fashionistas and lifestyle enthusiasts, Grego has turned the Exclusive White Spring Picnic into a sought-after tradition over the years. From live DJ sets and headline performances to food stalls and curated fashion, the event is expected to deliver a top-tier entertainment experience.
But before the stadium lights up in white, fans can catch a glimpse of what's to come when Grego takes to the stage at Somizi's Shades of Pink, where he promises to give a taste of the energy and creativity that have defined his brand.
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