Galaxy KDay 2026 takes place in Stellenbosch this Saturday with top artists, family vibes and limited tickets available.
Galaxy KDay 2026 takes place in Stellenbosch this Saturday with top artists, family vibes and limited tickets available.
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Final Call: Galaxy KDay 2026 Takes Place This Saturday

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The countdown is complete. Galaxy KDay 2026 takes place this Saturday, 28 March 2026, at Sandringham Farm.

This is your final opportunity to secure tickets for one of South Africa’s most popular daytime family music festivals.

Last chance to get tickets

Limited tickets remain available.

The 2025 edition sold out, and strong demand is expected again this year. You should secure your tickets as soon as possible to avoid missing out on the experience.

A line-up worth the trip

The festival features a diverse mix of local talent and crowd favourites.

Performances include Liquideep, Ard Matthews, Will Linley and DJ Kent.

You will also see Msaki, YoungstaCPT and LordKez, among others.

The event will be hosted by presenters from Kfm 94.5, who will guide the programme and keep the energy high throughout the day.

Plan your day

Gates open at 09:00, with performances starting at 09:30. The event concludes at 19:00.

The Chill Zone and Hospitality areas are restricted to guests aged 18 and older.

What to bring

You should pack a picnic basket with food and use wooden or plastic cutlery. Camp chairs, umbrellas and picnic blankets are allowed in designated areas.

Soft cooler bags under 26 litres are permitted, along with water in plastic bottles.

Do not forget sunscreen, a hat and a valid ID for age verification where required.

What to leave at home

Metal cutlery and braais are not allowed. Alcohol, drugs, pets and weapons are prohibited.

Items such as drones, gazebos, tents, tables and inflatables are not permitted.

Re-entry is not allowed once you leave the venue.

Secure your spot

Galaxy KDay offers a full day of music, community and live entertainment in a relaxed outdoor setting.

Tickets are limited, so you should secure yours now and arrive early to make the most of the experience.

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