Glimlag Fees returns on 3 October 2026, with a line-up that includes Spoegwolf, Demi Lee Moore, Kurt Darren, Martin Bester and Steve Hofmeyr.

The bill also includes Dirk van der Westhuizen, Tamlyn Wessels and Danny Smoke. Alongside the performances, organisers have advertised stalls, children’s entertainment and a beer garden. 

The festival’s sixth edition takes place at Benoni Northerns Sports Club, with local Benoni performers scheduled to open the day. Onike is also listed on the programme. 

Planning a family visit?

Children have their own ticket categories, including a R10 ticket for ages five and under. Two adults and two children aged six to 12 would pay R720 at the listed online admission prices, before any additional checkout charges, food or extras.

For a group wanting shade, the festival offers a R250 gazebo-space booking. This reserves space for a standard 3m × 3m gazebo, accommodating approximately four to six people.

The gazebo, chairs and admission tickets are not included. You need to bring your own equipment and buy entry for each person. 

Before you go

• Adults: R260.
• Students and pensioners: R225.
• Children aged 6 to 12: R100.
• Children aged 0 to 5: R10.
• Gate tickets: Organisers say these will cost more than advance tickets. 

Pensioners may be asked to show identification at the entrance. 

• Check availability and book Glimlag Fees tickets

The Bottom Line

If you are going mainly for one performer, check the latest running order before deciding when to arrive. For a family outing, budget for meals and extras in addition to entry, especially if you plan to stay into the evening.