It’s all happening at Carnival City this October

Carnival City has plenty of great entertainment lined up for October.

• 2 Unlimited SA Tour: October 4, Big Top Arena
The iconic 2 Unlimited is set to take the stage, bringing their infections energy and timeless hits like Get Ready for This and No Limit during their South African tour.

With a career spanning three decades, their music remains a staple in clubs, worldwide captivating fans of all ages with a blend of rhythms and hooks.

The duo promises an unforgettable night, delivering a high-quality production with exceptional sound, dazzling lights and an electric atmosphere that will leave a lasting impression.

Anita Doth and Ray Slijngaard will take fans on a nostalgic trip back to the 90s, the best dance-music decade.

“We are going to lift the roof at Carnival City. We love South Africa and can’t wait to be back,” said Slijngaard.

Doors open at 18:30 and the show starts at 20:00. No under 18’s.

• The Grand Launch – The Horn by Xolani Jwaga: October 12, Big Top Arena
Following a successful performance in May, The Horn will return to Carnival City. Hailing from Kwa-Thema in Ekurhuleni, Xolani Jwaga, is renowned for capturing the hearts of gospel lovers with his angelic music.

The live recording of his debut album Hosanna, propelled him to stardom and it continues to receive a lot of love.

Some of South Africa’s most beloved gospel voices will join Jwaga, including Ayanda Ntanzi, Sbu Noah, and Bethuzile, among others for a soulful celebration of music and worship.

As the voices rise and the spirit lifts, the evening will be a poignant reminder of the power of faith and community, creating a shared experience that will linger long after the final notes fade away.

The event starts at 18:00.

• Gospel Goes Classical: October 26, Big Top Arena
For faith and spirituality, Gospel Goes Classical will bring a fusion of the two music genres for a soul-stirring and uplifting performance.

Be inspired with world-class gospel singers and classical musicians Ncandweni, Ayanda Ntanzi, Takie Ndou, Mmuso Worship, Keneiloe Hope, Collen Maluleke, Lusanda Beja, Snezeiy, and the Gospel Goes Classical Choir.
The show starts at 18:30.

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