SACCA Sets the Stage for Change: Annual GBV Clap N Tap Festival 2026

The South African Clap and Tap Choirs Association (SACCA) has officially announced its highly anticipated annual event, blending the powerful rhythms of traditional music with a vital social cause. On September 26, 2026, the Chris Hani Hall will host the GBV Clap N Tap Festival, a night dedicated to "Standing Together Against Gender-Based Violence (GBV)."

Music has always been a vessel for healing and community in South Africa, and this year, SACCA is leveraging that power to raise awareness and foster unity. The festival promises an all-night marathon of spiritual and cultural upliftment, running from 8:00 PM until 6:00 AM the following morning.

A Powerhouse Lineup

The event features a diverse array of choirs from across various regions, showcasing the depth and talent within the Clap and Tap community. The performing groups are organized by district:

• JB Marks: Featuring Baikgethetseng Morena AD, Bana Ba Ninive GC, and Lejwe La Baitshepi GC.

• Bojanala: Represented by Motho Wa Emmanuel CC, Baitshoki GC, Tiyang Le Kopane GC, and Bajadi Ba Lentswe GC.

• Madibeng: Welcoming the New Vision GC.

• Tswaung: Featuring the Mamelang Gospel Choir.

Event Details at a Glance

For those planning to attend this night of harmony and advocacy, here are the essential details:

Category	Information
Date	26 September 2026
Time	8:00 PM – 6:00 AM
Venue	Chris Hani Hall
Entrance Fee	R120
Theme	Standing Together Against GBV

More Than Just Music

While the vocal arrangements and rhythmic clapping are the main draw, the heart of the festival lies in its message. By branding the gathering as a GBV Clap N Tap Festival, SACCA aims to use its platform to speak out against violence and provide a space for communal reflection and strength.

Whether you are a lifelong fan of the genre or looking to support a critical cause, the festival offers a unique opportunity to witness the spirit of South African choral music in its most purposeful form.

Note: Tickets are priced at R120 at the entrance. Be sure to arrive early to secure your spot for a night of unforgettable performances and solidarity.