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17/06/2026

Following her debut at Untitled Basement in 2024. Ndu Shezi (Ndu Shezi) returns to the Basement.

This Sunday session is a musical journey that moves between love songs and gospel, between the familiar and the new — curated by Ndu herself as an act of offering to her audience.

Expect the warmth of revisited favourites alongside the thrill of new music being presented live for the very first time.

16/06/2026

(20 June) Join us for Mo Molemi’s “Motswako Black Tie”

A night of heritage, rhythm, and celebration. Dress up. Show up. Remember where we come from.

Known for his poetic command of Setswana, political honesty, and deeply reflective songwriting, Mo’Molemi’s music has always carried substance beyond entertainment — documenting life in Mahikeng, the frustrations of post-apartheid South Africa, and the realities of Black youth navigating identity, ambition, and survival. His collaborations and creative exchanges with artists such as HHP, Khuli Chana, Tuks Senganga, Morafe and Fifi Cooper helped shape the evolution of Motswako into one of the most influential movements in South African hip hop history.

For one night only, audiences will experience Mo’Molemi in a rare live band format

Tickets are still available on Quicket!

Salaam-Peace-Hamba Kahle Abdullah Ibrahim 🤍
16/06/2026

Salaam-Peace-Hamba Kahle Abdullah Ibrahim 🤍

Tickets for The Myth We Choose exclusive album performance are officially Sold Out. Tickets will not be available at the...
15/06/2026

Tickets for The Myth We Choose exclusive album performance are officially Sold Out. Tickets will not be available at the door.

[[12 July]] The Brotherhood of Great Hearts (Live at the Basement) Featuring: Lesedi Ntsane (Trumpet) | Muhammad Dawjee ...
15/06/2026

[[12 July]] The Brotherhood of Great Hearts (Live at the Basement)

Featuring: Lesedi Ntsane (Trumpet) | Muhammad Dawjee (Tenor Sax) | Kagiso Ramela (Alto Sax) | Neville Nhlanhla Radebe (Double Bass) | Maxwell Baloyi (Piano) | Tumi Mogorosi (Drums)

More than a band, The Brotherhood of Great Hearts exists as a living institution: a space where ideas, histories, and musical voices meet.

Drawing from the legacy of Black Consciousness and the pursuit of an egalitarian society, the collective explores the role of music as a vessel for liberation, reflection, and connection.

Gathering under the title of “Brotherhood”, while acknowledging the complexities and limitations of the term, the ensemble extends beyond gendered language toward a greater ideal: a shared humanity anchored in truth, love, and freedom.

In a time of uncertainty, they hold firmly to the call of the “Great Heart”, an ideal of courage, integrity, and devotion to the search for meaning through sound.

This is music that honours the past, engages the present, and imagines new possibilities for the future.

Live Music from Tuesday (16 June) to Sunday (21 June) 📍There’s a show for everyone. Join us on one (or all) of these nig...
15/06/2026

Live Music from Tuesday (16 June) to Sunday (21 June) 📍

There’s a show for everyone. Join us on one (or all) of these nights for the exciting shows lined up.

Tickets are still available. Book on Quicket.

15/06/2026

16 June • Keenan Meyer presents Where Are The Children Now?

At the heart of tomorrow’s evening is the discipline of African Pianism, which Meyer (Keenan John Meyer) uses as a vehicle for connection, transcendence, and social cohesion.

This special Youth Day performance invites audiences into an evening of reflection, healing, and musical transcendence.

The bandstand features Siya Makuzeni , Buhle Mda , KekeLingo KekeLingomusic , Spartz_Ngoma , Viwe Mkizwana , Sthembiso Bhengu , Thabang Moloi and Amongst The People I Know , bringing together a diverse range of sonic voices in conversation with Meyer’s artistic vision.

Tickets are still available on Quicket (via the link in bio)

Back by popular demand, Don Laka (Don Laka) returns to the stage at Untitled Basement for an intimate, deeply immersive ...
14/06/2026

Back by popular demand, Don Laka (Don Laka) returns to the stage at Untitled Basement for an intimate, deeply immersive edition of The Legacy Series.

Tickets are now live (Book on Quicket)

After an unforgettable night at The Basement, the conversation continues, only now it goes deeper. Closer. More intentional.

This is not a re-run of a performance; it is a living archive unfolding in real time.

A true pioneer of South African sound, Don Laka steps into this space not only as a performer, but as a storyteller and sonic architect. Audiences will be invited into a curated journey through seminal works like “Mamelodi” and “Ithuba” songs that have carried memory, identity, and cultural rhythm across generations.

In a rare and exclusive moment, Don Laka introduces selections from his forthcoming album offering audiences a first listen before release. New sound in direct dialogue with foundational works. What came before, and what is still becoming, held in the same room.

(DATE CHANGE UPDATE) The show has been moved to the 9th of July 2026 (tickets for the initial date remain valid) The leg...
12/06/2026

(DATE CHANGE UPDATE) The show has been moved to the 9th of July 2026 (tickets for the initial date remain valid)

The legendary South African pianist Paul Hanmer has assembled a special ensemble to pay tribute to the late great Feya Faku.

featuring guest dj: DJ BOB (Bob Allan)

Last year, the two jazz icons were set to share a stage in Switzerland, a performance cut tragically short by Feya’s untimely passing just a day before the show. Now, Paul Hanmer has painstakingly assembled the exact powerhouse lineup originally intended for that European tour—bringing together a brilliant rhythm section, brass, and a full string quartet to celebrate a truly beautiful artist and human being.

Rhythm Section:
Sydney Mavundla on flugelhorn
Nhlanhla Radebe on bass
Bernice Boikanyo on drums

Strings Quartet:
Bonolo Kgaile, Lebogang Ledwaba (violins), Khotso Langa (viola), and Daliwonga Tshangela (violoncello)

Tickets are available on Quicket (via the link in our bio)

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