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Prime Circle rocks Mustangs

Prime Circle proved why they are still at the top of their game with a masterclass performance at Mustangs - The Dancing Place.

June 4, 2026
Bongekile Khumalo 1 minute read
Prime Circle at Mustangs. > Photo: Supplied

South African rock legends, Prime Circle, delivered a masterclass performance at Mustangs – The Dancing Place, proving exactly why they remain one of the country’s most enduring musical bands.

The band delivered a stellar sing-along setlist with some throwbacks of rock anthems on May 30.

Fans and locals did not miss the opportunity to see them live.

A local favourite band, Voodoo Kudu, opened the show.

Jamie and Tracy-Erin and Duggan, and Tracy Wicks.
Jordy Hobson, Kyle Jansen van Rensburg and Brendon Herbst.
Johanne Guhl, Johanna Davina Markowski, Corinna Rainis, Paige Ross-Smith and Anke Kruger.
Maruschke Oosthuizen, Albert Kruger, Evandré Coetzee, Fabian Vetter and Jolandre Coetzee.
Maryka van Heerden and Andries Human. > Photos: Bongekile Khumalo
Front: Kian de Beer and Amanda Fourie. Back: Hermien de Beer and Lara van Tonder.
Wayne and Ruandi Fourie, and Marli Müller.

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June 4, 2026
Bongekile Khumalo 1 minute read

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Bongekile Khumalo

Bongekile is a junior journalist focusing on community news in Mpumalanga, with also a distinctive interest in impactful human interest stories. She began her career in 2019 and was recognised as an upcoming journalist in 2020.
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