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Disney+ has exciting November releases including Percy Jackson Season 3, All’s Fair Season 2, and The Remarried Empress K-drama, plus major sports on ESPN.
Nando’s launches limited-edition Siya Sauce with Springbok captain Siya Kolisi. This mild, garlic-forward sauce hits restaurants nationwide from November 3rd and is free for all.
Philadelphia folk artist The Hill releases “Just Let Go,” a new single exploring freedom and friendship, following up their 2025 LP Noble Station.
Netflix’s November 2026 lineup features highly anticipated releases including the local reality series Stars and Vows: Anele & Buzza and international hits like The Gospel of Christmas and Love is Blind, Habibi Season 2.
Robin Finch releases his debut solo album Reflections, a collection of original songs exploring love, perseverance and personal growth through contemporary rock and pop.
Rising South African singer-songwriter Will Linley releases new EP Could This Be Forever?, blending anthemic pop with vulnerable indie alternative songwriting.
Cape Town indie band Cherry Vynil release “Friends of Freedom”, a feel-good summer single combining infectious energy with a powerful message of solidarity and unity.
December Streets release “Troublemaker”, a new single exploring internal struggle and self-commitment with an emotionally direct sound that builds toward three upcoming EPs.
South African twin duo SaxbyTwins released their debut EP “It Started Like This” today, featuring love-themed pop and folk-pop songs that showcase their artistic growth and journey.
Cape Town’s Southern Wild release their new album The Art Of Feeling Nothing, a deeply personal nine-track record shaped by unexpected turns and personal challenges over six years.
Amy Jones releases “Next To Me”, a new single about missing someone, following the radio success of “Nobody” and “Again”.
J. Cole launches The Fall-Off Tour across 50+ cities in 15 countries, marking his first major global headline run in five years with support from his seventh studio album.
Piano People returns to South Africa this summer with sold-out shows in Johannesburg and Cape Town, headlined by Uncle Waffles and Scorpion Kings.
Henry Ate announces a nationwide tour celebrating 30 years of their landmark 1996 album Slap in the Face, featuring intimate performances across South Africa this October and November.
Limp Bizkit are heading to FNB Stadium in Johannesburg on 13 December 2026 for their first South African show, with Ecca Vandal and Jack Parow as support acts.
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Large On The Lawn is Johannesburg’s new mini concert series combining a day festival vibe with an incredible lawn party experience featuring local talent.
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The author attended their fourth STRAB festival in Mozambique and experienced amazing live performances from diverse artists across the weekend.
Ozzy Osbourne hilariously doesn’t know who Justin Bieber is, proving some people still have real musical taste and common sense.