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WIN TICKETS: Sjava, Big Zulu and Lwah Ndlunkulu headline Music at the Lake

Don’t miss this all-star line-up as three of SA’s biggest artists perform live at the iconic Durban Botanic Gardens for Music at the Lake on September 24.

DURBANITES are in for a cultural and musical treat this Heritage Day on Wednesday, September 24, as the Old Mutual Music at the Lake series returns to the Durban Botanic Gardens with a show-stopping line-up of legends – Sjava, Big Zulu, and Lwah Ndlunkulu.

Taking to the stage after 13:00, when the gates open, this next instalment of Old Mutual Music at the Lake promises a highly energetic performance. Sjava, known for his soulful blend of Afro-soul and hip-hop and powerful storytelling through his music, will have the crowds singing along to biggest hits like Sanibonani and Uyena.

Sjava will have you singing along to some of his biggest hits. Photo: Supplied

He’ll be sharing the stage with the charismatic Big Zulu, whose commanding presence and hit anthems like Imali Eningi have cemented him as a voice of the people and a leader in South African rap culture. Adding to the magic is Lwah Ndlunkulu, the breakout Afro-pop sensation whose heartfelt vocals and fresh artistry have won her fans nationwide, making her one of the most exciting new voices on the local music scene.

The show is already creating a stir on social media. Bandile Mngoma, senior manager: sponsorships and events at Old Mutual, said they are inviting audiences to be part of the Add Your Voice campaign.

uMbayimbayi featuring Sjava is likely to be on the list when Inkabi Records’ Big Zulu performs. Photo: Supplied

He said, “Our support of Music at the Lake is about more than music; it’s about creating a space where every voice can be heard, and every story can be celebrated. That is why we are inviting audiences to the Add Your Voice campaign, to be part of the conversation in South Africa.

“On Heritage Day especially, this partnership reflects our commitment to unity, diversity, and building stronger communities. Just as music brings people together, we want South Africans to know that no matter where they are in their journey, they can start building their future from here. We’re proud to help make that possible in the heart of Durban’s iconic Botanic Gardens.”

Inkabikazi, Lwa Ndlunkulu will have the crowds moving with her energetic performance. Photo: Supplied

Tickets for the event are available on Webtickets. Revellers can bring picnic baskets and cooler boxes to a spectacular afternoon of music in the gardens. You can also be part of the spectacular event by entering the competition below.

WIN 2 tickets to Old Mutual Music at the Lake: Sjava, Big Zulu and Lwah Ndlunkulu by filling in your details on the form available. The competition closes Friday, September 19.

Old Mutual Music at the Lake: Sjava, Big Zulu and Lwah Ndlunkulu

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Sibongiseni Maphumulo

Sibongiseni Maphumulo joined Caxton Local Media in 2024 as a community news journalist, covering the Berea Mail distribution area. She believe in making a positive impact in people's lives through storytelling, as not all news is bad news.

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