SAI HLE Live at 012 Central Pretoria
About this event
SAI HLE bring their live show to 012 Central in Pretoria’s CBD on Sunday, 20 September 2026. The sister duo tops a one-day house bill at the Helen Joseph Street venue, a converted industrial shed that’s become one of the capital’s go-to rooms for dance music nights.
Tickets haven’t gone on sale yet and no price has been published, so here’s where things stand.
- Date: Sunday, 20 September 2026
- Venue: 012 Central, Helen Joseph Street, Pretoria CBD
- Lineup: SAI HLE live, supporting acts TBA
- Tickets: On Sale
What to Expect from SAI HLE
Amahle and Siphosethu Koom broke through with “WL4OM” in 2023 and have since moved into dance territory with “UBUMNND”, their first single built squarely for the floor. Both sisters have featured on Sun-El Musician projects, which tells you where the sound sits: soaring, song-first amapiano and afrotech rather than stripped-back club toolsets.
Their live reputation is the draw here. The pair has carried this set from festival stages to presidential functions, and what people keep coming back to is the harmony work between the two voices. Expect a vocal-led performance in the middle of a warehouse-style room, with the venue’s bar and food setups running as they usually do on music nights.
No supporting acts are confirmed yet. If the venue follows its usual booking pattern, names could still be added closer to the date.
Tickets, Venue and Getting There
There’s no listing live on Webtickets or any other platform for this date as of 14 September, which points to an early-stage announcement. Recent bookings at 012 Central have sold through Webtickets in the R150 to R350 range, typically 18 and over with ID. Treat that as the venue’s pattern, not confirmation for this show.
- Status: not yet on sale
- Platform: TBA, venue events usually run through Webtickets
- Price: TBA, comparable nights at the space have ranged R150 to R350
- Age limit: unconfirmed, recent shows there were 18+
012 Central sits at around 387 Helen Joseph Street, a short walk from the State Theatre and the Reserve Bank in the Pretoria CBD. Past events at the venue have pointed drivers to safe parking at 216 Sisulu Street, and the central location works with A Re Yeng buses and minibus taxi routes through town. Doors times haven’t been announced.
Timing matters for Gauteng house heads this weekend. The Scorpion Kings FNB Stadium show lands the day before on Saturday 19 September, so anyone doing both needs to plan travel carefully. Our events calendar also lists the Jullian Gomes deep house session at Hartbeespoort for anyone building a longer run of shows this month.
This one suits fans who like their house music with proper singing in a room close to the taxi rank and Gautrain links. The single most useful thing to do now is save Sunday 20 September and check back here or on the venue’s channels for the ticket drop.
