Giselle Niemand Takes the Stage at the Magical Marble Family Fest 2026

Giselle Niemand to Share the Stage with Entertainment Heavyweights at the Magical Marble Family Fest

Rising young star Giselle Niemand is set to light up the stage at this year’s Magical Marble Family Fest, where she will perform alongside some of the biggest names in South Africa’s entertainment industry across both 9 and 10 May 2026.

The two-day festival promises an electrifying celebration of music, family entertainment, and live performances, featuring a powerful lineup spread across the Magical Marble Main Stage and the Forest Stage. Known for blending pop, electronic music, afro-house, amapiano, and live entertainment, the festival has quickly become one of the most exciting family lifestyle events on the calendar.

For Giselle Niemand, the festival marks yet another major milestone in her fast-rising career. At just 16 years old, the talented vocalist continues to establish herself as one of South Africa’s promising young performers, having already performed internationally in countries including the United States, Canada, and Dubai. Her inclusion among some of the country’s most recognised stars further highlights her growing impact in the music and entertainment space.

Throughout the weekend, Giselle will share the stage with major acts including Jeremy Loops, GoodLuck, Mi Casa, DJ Fresh, Sun-El Musician, DJ Zinhle, Babalwa M, and Zee Nxumalo, among many others.

Saturday’s programme will focus on upbeat feel-good performances and crowd-lifting energy, while Sunday transitions into immersive afro-house, amapiano, and 3-step sounds led by some of the country’s top dance music pioneers.

The festival also features performances from Ethan English, Vin Groovin, and the dynamic electronic collaboration between Laura Zimmermann and Lyam Cruz.

With thousands expected to attend across the weekend, Giselle Niemand’s appearance at the Magical Marble Family Fest places her among an elite lineup of established industry names, further cementing her position as one of the young artists audiences should keep a close eye on.