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MBABANE – Fans of Amapiano and local entertainment have been urged to secure their tickets early for the highly anticipated One Man Show hosted by Eswatini celebrated DJ and music personality Sbu De Drum.

The early bird ticket sales are set to close on March 31, 2026. The event, which has already generated significant excitement among music lovers, is scheduled to take place on May 30, 2026, at the renowned Mavuso Sports Centre. Organisers say the show promises to be one of the biggest entertainment spectacles of the year, bringing together some of the most influential names in the Amapiano genre alongside Eswatini’s own homegrown talent.

Early bird tickets for the show are very cheap, offering fans a chance to secure their attendance at a reduced price before the deadline at the end of March. Once early bird sales close, standard tickets will be available for their normal price, while those purchasing tickets at the gate on the day of the event will pay an extra charge. Tickets are currently available at selected Galitos outlets across the country, making it easier for fans to secure their place well ahead of the show. The upcoming concert is expected to attract a large crowd, particularly given the impressive lineup of headline performers confirmed for the event.

Among the biggest highlights of the night will be performances by the internationally renowned Amapiano duo known as the Scorpion Kings, made up of DJ Maphorisa and Kabza De Small. The pair are widely credited with helping to shape and popularise the Amapiano sound, which has grown from its origins in South Africa into one of the most influential music genres across the African continent and beyond. Their appearance at the One Man Show is expected to significantly elevate the event’s profile and draw fans from across the region to Eswatini. Together, DJ Maphorisa and Kabza De Small form the powerhouse duo known as the Scorpion Kings, a collaboration that has become synonymous with chart-topping Amapiano hits and energetic live performances.

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