Teknotribe presents Dual Frequency feat Tiny Trance

📅 Date: 29 August 2026
🕛 Gates Open: 21:00
📍 Venue: AND Night Club & CARFAX, Newtown, Johannesburg, South Africa
🎶 Genre: Techno, Progressive Psytrance, Full On Psytrance, Psychedelic Trance, 
📋 Organiser: Teknotribe, Tiny Trance & Psyology
💰 Tickets: R150 – R220

When techno and psytrance occupy the same night, the result is a dancefloor built around contrast. Dual Frequency brings together Teknotribe, Tiny Trance and Psyology for a three-stage electronic music experience spanning driving techno, progressive and psychedelic trance, and slower downtempo sounds. Taking over AND Night Club and CARFAX in Newtown, Johannesburg, the event moves between distinct sonic environments while keeping the focus firmly on the music. Across three stages, Dual Frequency offers something for different corners of Johannesburg’s electronic music community. Expect a night that moves from the darker, club-driven energy of techno through progressive and full-on psytrance before winding down in the Garden with a dedicated downtempo and chill-out space.

Artists & Lineup

The Techno stage at AND Club features Nick Grater, Tank Girl, Ghoul, Evan Kotton, Norse Code, Dieter Hartig and Nyra, bringing a dedicated techno focus to the night. Over at CARFAX, the Progressive / Full On / Psychedelic Trance stage features Dre’Ama, Teledelic, Universal Space, Jahmanji, Prana, Sinag and Bushmob. For those looking for a slower pace, The Digital Shaman takes over the AND Garden with a dedicated downtempo and chill-out set.

What to Expect

✅ Three distinct electronic music stages
✅ Techno from Johannesburg’s underground scene
✅ Progressive, full-on and psychedelic psytrance
✅ Dedicated downtempo and chill-out space
✅ AND Club, CARFAX and AND Garden environments
✅ A genre-spanning electronic music experience in Newtown

Festival101 Verdict

Dual Frequency is aimed squarely at electronic music listeners who don’t want to stay in one sonic lane. The three-stage format gives the night a useful sense of progression, with techno occupying AND Club, psytrance taking over CARFAX, and downtempo sounds providing a space to step away from the intensity of the main dancefloors. With tickets priced between R150 and R220, it also offers an accessible entry point for Johannesburg’s techno and psytrance communities looking for a late-night event with genuine musical variety.

What Makes Dual Frequency Unique?

The appeal is in the collision of scenes. Rather than building the night around a single genre, Dual Frequency deliberately puts techno and psytrance side by side, while adding a dedicated chill-out environment to complete the experience. Three stages, three distinct moods and one night in Newtown make this an interesting proposition for anyone keen to move between different sides of Johannesburg’s electronic music culture.