Pulse Jozi Postponed as Organisers Recommit to Delivering a World-Class Experience

The organisers of PULSE have officially announced the postponement of the highly anticipated event that was set to take place on 19 December 2024 at The Dome, Nasrec. While the decision was not made lightly, the PULSE team has confirmed that the move is a strategic one, aimed at ensuring the event lives up to its bold vision and the high standards its community has come to expect. A new date will be announced in due course.

Positioned as a dynamic convergence of Amapiano and Hip-Hop, this edition of PULSE was curated to celebrate South African music culture at its most electric. With a lineup designed to bring together some of the country’s most influential artists and DJs, expectations were set high for an immersive, high-energy experience. According to the organisers, rescheduling the event allows the team to refine and elevate every aspect of the production, ensuring that the final delivery matches the scale, impact, and cultural significance of the PULSE brand.

“Our commitment has always been to create a world-class experience that honours both our artists and our audience,” the statement reads. “Postponing the event allows us the necessary space to deliver the quality, energy, and execution that truly defines PULSE.”

Ticket holders have been assured that their support remains valued and protected. All existing tickets will automatically remain valid for the newly announced date, giving supporters the opportunity to carry their tickets forward without any inconvenience. For those who prefer not to wait, the organisers have also confirmed that full refunds will be made available upon request. The PULSE customer service team will be contacting all ticket purchasers directly with detailed guidance on both options.

While postponements often come with disappointment, the PULSE team has emphasised that this decision reflects a deeper respect for its audience and a long-term vision for the event. Rather than compromise on execution, the organisers have chosen to pause, regroup, and return with an experience that is stronger, louder, and truly unforgettable.

The statement concludes with a message of gratitude to the PULSE community for its patience and continued support. As anticipation builds toward the announcement of the new date, one thing remains clear: PULSE is not just an event, but a cultural moment in the making—and the team is determined to deliver it at its fullest potential.