The rail system's spokesman Errol Braithwaite said the train's operational hours had been extended on Saturday 1 March through a partnership between Primedia and Gautrain to support events on that day.
For the Eminem concert at Ellis Park, Johannesburg, Gautrain shuttle buses will be provided from Park Station, while supporters of Carlos Santana, in concert at FNB Stadium, Soweto, will be transferred to Metrorail at Park Station.
For the Rocky Horror Picture Show, Trevor Noah and André the Hilarious Hypnotist, all at Montecasino, Fourways, there will be Gautrain buses from Sandton station.
Gautrain buses will be provided from Rhodesfield station to Emperors Palace, east of Johannesburg. For Amanda Strydom's concert and at the Centurion Theatre, Gautrain buses will be running from Centurion station.
Those who enjoy night walks at the Pretoria Zoo can take buses from Pretoria Station while rugby fans going to the Lions vs Blue Bulls game at Loftus Versfeld can get buses from Hatfield station.
The last train will be run 12.30am on Sunday 2 March.
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