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Spring Fiesta Turns Up the Heat This October

Spring Fiesta Turns Up the Heat This October

Fifteen years in, Spring Fiesta has stopped being just a festival and started being a fixture, an annual reunion where thousands of dance music lovers show up not for novelty, but for the sounds that have shaped their entire lives on a dancefloor.

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This October, it's back to prove that point all over again.

The first wave of stage announcements sets a serious tone. Stay True Sounds and Soul Candi Live two of the country's most respected house music institutions return to headline, both having spent the last decade curating some of the finest local and international talent to grace a South African stage.

Stay True Sounds brings a genuine coup with legendary British producer Atjazz teaming up with South African deep house pioneer Jullian Gomes for a back-to-back set already being billed as one of the day's most talked-about moments. They're joined by a lineup stacked with local heavyweights: Dwson, KUDbEU, Aquatone, Kid Fonque, !Sooks, Nutty Nys, Vinny Da Vinci B2B DJ Christos, Thabo Tonick B2B Hypaphonik, KVRVBO, Black Villain and Graham Deep.

Soul Candi Live counters with its own weight class, led by internationally celebrated duo Fish Go Deep and Irish house favourite Shane Johnson, alongside Dr Duda and special guests, DJ Fresh, Ralf Gum, DJ Mbuso, C-Blak, D.General, DJ Terrance, Judy Jay, Nastic Groove B2B TimADeep, Kali Mija, Jay Em and Taz Golden B2B Andile Andy.

Then there's the Hip Hop Floor, hosted by DJ Speedsta, which brings a completely different energy into the mix chart-topping names and next-generation talent sharing a bill built for maximum volume. Blxckie headlines a lineup that includes Loatinover Pounds, Frank Casino, DJ Sliqe, DJ Capital, DJ Zan D, DJ Fae Fae, Hudson, Lesedi The DJ, Kyotic, Themba Lunacy, Sike The DJ, Fif_Laaa, Courtnaè Paul, Doom It, Zap DJ and 39 Thirty.

"Spring Fiesta has always been about creating moments that bring people together through music," says Zane Gulston, Head of Talent. "Every year we challenge ourselves to curate experiences that celebrate the incredible depth of SA's dance music culture while introducing audiences to some of the world's finest artists. 2026 is all about quality, connection and unforgettable moments on the dancefloor."

And this is only the opening announcement; more stages and artists are still to be confirmed in the weeks ahead. What's already clear is that Spring Fiesta 2026 is shaping up to be one of the festival's biggest editions yet, blending house, hip hop, fashion and food into the kind of day that reliably ends with sore feet and a phone full of memories.

TICKETS Phase 3 pricing is now live: General Access R500, VIP Access R700, VVIP Access R1,650. VVIP tickets for earlier phases have already sold out.

THE DETAILS Date: Saturday, 3 October 2026 Venue: Wild Waters Complex, Boksburg Time: 12pm until late Tickets: Available at Howler.co.za

Follow @SpringFiestaSA for further lineup drops the countdown to South Africa's biggest spring celebration is officially on.

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