Eemoh to rock Millennium Park -

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By Siphesihle Dlamini

Manzini is gearing up for an electrifying musical celebration as South African Amapiano sensation Eemoh prepares to headline the highly anticipated Ngaqonywa Ngakithi Umswenko Spring Drop.

The event is scheduled to take place at Millennium Park on November 8, 2025. The show is set to be a vibrant showcase of Amapiano’s infectious rhythms and energetic performances, running from 3 pm until late into the night.

Joining Eemoh on the lineup is the acclaimed South African artist Busiswa, adding even more star power and excitement for fans eager to experience the best of contemporary Southern African music.

This dynamic duo is set to deliver an unforgettable show that will captivate audiences and keep the party alive throughout the evening.

Ticket prices for the event are structured to accommodate a wide range of attendees.

Early bird general tickets are available at E100, while standard general admission tickets are priced at E120. For those who decide to purchase tickets at the door, the cost will be E150.

VIP ticket holders will enjoy an exclusive experience for E300, offering premium access and amenities.

Nqubeko Mbuliso Shangase, popularly known by his stage name Eemoh, has rapidly established himself as a powerhouse in the Amapiano music scene.

Born on July 23, 1999, in Untunjambili, Kranskop, KwaZulu-Natal, his rise from a small town to regional stardom is a testament to his talent and dedication.

Eemoh’s music journey has been marked by collaborations with some of the region’s most influential artists and producers, including De Mthuda, Master KG, DJ Maphorisa, and Da Muziqal Chef.

These partnerships have produced a series of hits that have resonated with fans across Southern Africa. Tracks like “Impumelelo,” “Ithuba,” and a remake of “Dubula” have showcased Eemoh’s versatility and ability to innovate within the genre.

However, it is his breakout hit “Sgudi Sync” that has truly defined his career. The track’s infectious beat and catchy lyrics have made it a cultural phenomenon, dominating both charts and dance floors.

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