Events: What’s on in Durban

February is the month of love, and Grammy Award-winning artist Anthony Hamilton is set to turn up the romance at the Durban ICC on 28 February, joined by none other than local icon Sjava.

With hits like Best of Me, Pray For Me, and Charlene, an evening with Anthony Hamilton promises soulful melodies, heartfelt moments, and the perfect soundtrack for a great date night.

Big Top Rock returns to the Barnyard Theatre at Suncoast, bigger and more ambitious than before. Running from 21 February to 31 May, the production blends well-known hits from artists such as Elvis Presley, Pink, Michael Jackson, and Adele with aerial performances on pole, silk, trapeze, and lyra, each sequence carefully choreographed to the music.

Combining rock classics with high-flying circus elements, this is the Barnyard’s largest production, offering an evening that leans into surprise as much as spectacle.

If you’ve ever wanted to get your hands on Le Creuset, now’s your chance without completely breaking the bank (depending on how much you shop). Their much-loved Factory to Table sale is coming to Durban.

From 26 to 30 March, the Durban ICC will be transformed into a colourful showcase of cookware, bakeware and everything in between, all at discounted prices. The sale runs on a first-come, first-served basis, so getting there early is key. Keep an eye on their socials for updates and extra details.

The KZN Philharmonic Orchestra returns to the Playhouse Company on 5 and 12 March as part of its 2026 Summer Symphony Season.

On 5 March, internationally acclaimed conductor Yasuo Shinozaki takes the podium, joined by virtuoso cellist Bryan Cheng for an unforgettable evening of music. To book tickets, click here.

On 12 March, the orchestra is led by the renowned conductor Conrad van Alphen, featuring Ludmil Angelov as soloist on piano. To book tickets, click here.

The Sjava 10 Year Tour marks a decade-long milestone – ten years of music, storytelling, and cultural impact. Over the past ten years, Sjava has touched the lives of millions of supporters while redefining and reshaping South African music genres. On 11 April, the Durban ICC will transform into a space of remembrance and reflection, celebrating the journey that shaped Sjava into the award-winning artist he is today.

Global music legend Bryan Adams will take the stage at Durban ICC on 28 and 29 April 2026 as part of his 'Roll with the Punches' Tour.

With a career spanning four decades and an array of chart-topping hits, calling it a night to remember would be no exaggeration.

The worldwide tour follows the release of his 16th studio album, 'Roll With The Punches', his first to be launched on his own independent label, Bad Records.

Are you in the mood for some Red Red Wine? You’re in luck, UB40 featuring Ali Campbell is coming to Durbs!

On 4 June, the Durban ICC will come alive as the legendary reggae-pop band from Birmingham takes the stage to perform timeless hits like Cherry Oh Baby, Please Don’t Make Me Cry, and Kingston Town.

We don't talk about Bruno, but we will be talking about this! Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Goofy, and friends from Moana, Coco, Frozen, Toy Story, Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast, and The Little Mermaid are coming to the Durban ICC from 24 to 26 July 2026 for Disney On Ice.

Get ready for world-class skating, acrobatics, and stunts, offering an unforgettable experience for audiences of all ages – whether you’re sharing the magic with family or reliving your favourite Disney memories.

Dubbed Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry, New Zealand will tour South Africa for the first time in 30 years, contesting an eight-match tour between August and September.

Alongside the highly anticipated Tests against the Springboks, the All Blacks will take on four local franchise sides, including a clash with the Hollywoodbets Sharks at Hollywoodbets Kings Park on Tuesday, 11 August.