GqomLand Music Entertainment Night at Uhuru Durban
About this event
GqomLand Music Entertainment Night takes over Uhuru in Durban on Saturday 3 October 2026, with the music running from 18:00. The bill leans on Gqom, with top DJs and live acts driving the night alongside food, drinks and VIP treatment. Tickets are priced from R80 to R150 and sales are already open.
It’s an 18+ event with a Smart & Stylish dress code, so plan the outfit accordingly. The listing sits under the LwaziShusha profile on Webtickets, and a WhatsApp buy line has been set up for anyone who’d rather skip the website.
- Date: Saturday, 3 October 2026, from 18:00
- Venue: Uhuru, Durban, KwaZulu-Natal
- Lineup: Top DJs and live acts, artist names still TBA
- Tickets: R80 to R150, 18+ Smart & Stylish
- Where to buy: Webtickets online or WhatsApp +27 76 752 0126
Tickets and entry
Tickets are live on Webtickets in the R80 to R150 range, which spans general tickets through to the event passes and combos tier. One thing to know before you buy: the full tier breakdown and booking fees only appear once you’re logged in, so the final price depends on what you pick.
The WhatsApp route works too. Message +27 76 752 0126 and the purchase gets handled in the chat. No separate doors time is published beyond the 18:00 start, and nothing in the listing points to a sell-out, though Durban club nights have a habit of moving fast on the day.
- Platform: Webtickets, online or via WhatsApp
- Price: R80 to R150, tier breakdown visible after login
- Entry: 18+ with a Smart & Stylish dress code
- Door sales: not confirmed, buying ahead is the safe play
Uhuru and the Gqom connection
Uhuru sits in the Durban metro area, and the city is the whole point of this event. Gqom was born here, shaped in townships like Clermont in the early 2010s off raw log drums and sparse production before DJs such as DJ Lag carried the sound overseas. A night branded GqomLand in Durban carries that history with it.

Expect a club setup rather than a festival. One room, DJs on the decks, live music woven in, and food and drinks on site, with VIP treatment as the upsell. No parking or transport details are published, so most locals will do what they always do on a big Durban night and arrive by e-hailing.
The listing has kept a low profile so far. We found no lineup drop or fan chatter around the event in the final week before it, which fits the pattern for township club nights that fill up through WhatsApp groups and word of mouth rather than poster runs. Durban’s broader season is busy anyway, with Africa Is Not A Jungle at Kings Park Field anchoring the big end of the calendar.
If you’re plotting the rest of the month, Music in the Jungle at Cradle Nature Reserve is another big October option, up in Gauteng. We’ll update this page if the GqomLand lineup names land before Saturday.
Anyone into Gqom, Durban club culture or a loud, affordable Saturday night should be at Uhuru on 3 October. The one thing to do next is grab your ticket on Webtickets or WhatsApp ahead of the weekend.