OOR Outdoor Experience IV Returns to Yard 512 Midrand
About this event
OOR Outdoor Experience IV takes over Yard 512 in Austin View, Midrand on Saturday 31 October 2026, with the music starting at 12:30. It’s the fourth edition of the outdoor house session, running under the banner House Will Save The Day, and tickets are already live on Webtickets from R250.
The pitch from organisers is straightforward: the finest sounds house music has to offer, an outdoor setting built for a full afternoon, and a community that keeps coming back for each edition. No performers have been announced yet, so the experience itself is the headline for now.
- Date: Saturday 31 October 2026, music from 12:30
- Venue: Yard 512, Austin View, Midrand, Gauteng
- Lineup: no performers announced yet
- Tickets: from R250 to R10,000 on Webtickets
- Organiser: OOR, run through EarfulSoul
What to expect at Yard 512
The 12:30 start is the defining detail. You’re dancing through the afternoon and into golden hour instead of rolling in at midnight, the same daytime format that has made sessions like Music in the Jungle at Cradle Nature Reserve such a strong draw on the Gauteng calendar this spring.
Yard 512 sits in Austin View, an easy run off the N1 for crowds coming from both Johannesburg and Pretoria. Expect an outdoor floor with shade and bar setups as standard for Midrand yard sessions, though the organiser hasn’t published the exact site layout yet.
On the lineup, nothing is confirmed. OOR is selling the atmosphere and the community rather than a name on the poster at this stage, and past editions followed the same pattern before acts dropped closer to the date. If you’re mapping out the month, The Source Collective at Sognage in Johannesburg is the other big house date we’re tracking for October.
The response since the announcement went out on 30 September has been clean. The main post from EarfulSoul sits at 86 likes and 19 reposts, almost entirely shares of the ticket link, with no grumbles about pricing or logistics in the replies.
Tickets and getting there
Tickets are on Webtickets, with entry starting at R250. The page shows tiers running up to R10,000, which covers event passes and combos, but the full breakdown of what each tier includes hasn’t been published. Early-bird tickets were flagged back in August, so the cheapest options may not last until the day. Nothing suggests the event is sold out.
- Where to buy: Webtickets official OOR Outdoor Experience IV page
- Price: from R250, with passes and combos up to R10,000
- WhatsApp: a Buy on WhatsApp option is listed for phone orders
- Status: tickets available, no door sales confirmed
On logistics, the event page links a Google Maps pin for Yard 512, but parking, age limit and closing time details haven’t been released. Ride-hailing is the usual route for Midrand sessions, and an afternoon arrival helps you skip the N1 peak into the bargain.
Anyone who likes their house music outdoors, daytime and unrushed, is exactly who this is built for. The one thing worth doing now is locking a ticket on Webtickets while the lower tiers last, then keeping an eye on the EarfulSoul account for the lineup drop.
