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Date: 27β29 November 2026
π Gates Open: 13:00
π Venue: Β Pat Busch Mountain Reserve
πΆ Genre: Disco, House, Techno,Β
π Organiser: Meidum Festival
π Age Requirement: No Under 20βs
Meidum Festival returns to the Western Cape from 27 to 29 November 2026, bringing three days of electronic music, ambitious architecture and mountain scenery to Pat Busch Mountain Reserve near Robertson. Around two hours from Cape Town, this destination festival is built around an unusual centrepiece: a four-storey pyramid, 25 metres wide, designed to serve as its main dancefloor stage. Across three stages, the music moves between disco, house and techno, with the wider experience shaped by the relationship between the natural landscape and the festival’s striking structures. For festival-goers looking for an alternative to a city club night, Meidum offers a weekend of music and camping in a mountain setting.
Artists & Lineup
Meidum Festival 2026: A Mountain Oasis brings together a carefully curated lineup of artists exploring disco, house, techno and underground electronic music, with Boogie Vice B2B Kong, Elan Schnider, El Gordo, Gallagher B2B Saunter, Lost Boys, Private Life, Senior Citizen, Sion and Treffer Knower on the bill. Across multiple stages, in collaboration with The Tropical Roast, expect a musical journey that moves from sun drenched daytime grooves to deeper, driving nighttime sets inside the pyramid temple
What to Expect
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Three days of electronic music across three stages
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Disco, house and techno programming, in collaboration with The Tropical Roast
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A four-storey, 25-metre-wide pyramid forming the main stage
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A mountain valley setting within Pat Busch Mountain Reserve
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Bring-your-own camping included with weekend festival passes
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Glamping and luxury accommodation options for those who prefer not to bring their own camping gear
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Showers and ablution facilities for festival attendees
Venue
Pat Busch Mountain Reserve sits in the Langeberg mountain range near Robertson, surrounded by mountain scenery and the natural beauty of the Western Cape. The venue is a major part of Meidum’s identity, providing the setting for its combination of large-scale stage architecture and outdoor electronic music. Located approximately two hours from Cape Town, it is best approached as a destination festival rather than a night out in the city. Weekend camping is included in the festival pass, while several glamping and luxury accommodation options are available for those wanting more comfort.
Event Tips
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Plan your travel: Pat Busch Mountain Reserve is near Robertson, around two hours from Cape Town. Arrange your transport before the weekend.
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Bring your camping gear: Bring-your-own camping is included with the weekend pass.
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Explore accommodation options early: Glamping and luxury accommodation are available separately, subject to availability.
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Pack your ID: The festival is strictly for people aged 20 and older, and IDs may be checked.
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Check the ticket details: Confirm your pass type and any accommodation add-ons before purchasing.
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Respect the entry rules: Weapons and illegal substances are prohibited on the festival grounds.
Is This Event for You?
Meidum Festival is worth considering if you enjoy disco, house and techno and prefer a multi-day outdoor festival to a conventional club night. Its defining feature is the combination of three music stages with the monumental pyramid structure and mountain surroundings. The included camping also makes it practical for festival-goers who want to spend the full weekend on site, while glamping and luxury accommodation provide alternatives to pitching a tent. If you’re looking for a specific headliner before committing, wait for the lineup announcement. The event is strictly 20+, so it won’t suit younger festival-goers.