House music lovers across Eswatini are gearing up for one of the most anticipated lifestyle and music events of the year as House Musiq Fest officially announces that tickets are now on sale.
The festival is set to take place on 28 March at Manzini Club, promising an electrifying celebration of house music, culture, and vibrant nightlife.
Organiser SwaziBoy Entertainment, led by Mthunzi ‘Shadow’ Zwane, have confirmed the release of Early Bird tickets, giving fans an opportunity to secure their spot at a discounted price before demand peaks.
General Admission Early Bird tickets are priced at E180, followed by Phase 1 at E220, Phase 2 at E260, and E300 at the gate. For those seeking a premium experience, VIP tickets are available at E500 for Early Bird, E650 for Phase 1, and E800 for Phase 2.
Tickets can be purchased at Computicket Box Office outlets and all Shoprite stores, making access easy for fans across the country.
House Musiq Fest has steadily built a reputation as a must-attend event on Eswatini’s entertainment calendar, known for bringing together top-tier DJs, immersive sound, and an energetic crowd united by a love for house music.
This year’s edition is expected to raise the bar even higher, delivering a carefully curated experience that blends music, fashion, and lifestyle in a single night.
Speaking through the festival announcement, Zwane urged music enthusiasts not to delay their purchases, noting that Early Bird tickets are limited and traditionally sell out quickly. “This is more than just a party; it’s a movement and a celebration of house music culture. We want people to secure their tickets early and be part of what will be the biggest vibe of the year,” he said.
With Manzini Club set to transform into a pulsating hub of rhythm and energy, House Musiq Fest is expected to draw a diverse crowd, from dedicated house heads to casual music lovers looking for a premium night out.
The festival also continues to play a role in boosting local entertainment, nightlife, and creative industries by providing a platform for music-driven experiences.
As anticipation builds ahead of March 28, one message from organisers is clear: don’t sleep on this.
Early Bird tickets are available now, and once they’re gone, prices will only go up.
