Full list of things banned from the Burna Boy concert on March 1

Organizers of the upcoming Burna Boy concert in Kenya, Madfun have issued a set of rules and regulations to be followed at Burna’s concert on March 1, 2025, at Uhuru Gardens.

An update seen by this writer outlines all the things that have been prohibited from the concerts.

Revellers have been cautioned against carrying professional cameras, video recording devices, and selfie sticks to the concert.

Also, partygoers will not be allowed to the venue with food and drinks from outside, weapons, explosives, fireworks, and inflammable substances.

At the venue, no illegal drugs or paraphernalia will be allowed.  Firearms are also strictly forbidden.

Here is the full list of all the things prohibited from the Burna Boy Concert

Glass bottles, plastic bottles, and metal cans

Food and drinks from outside are strictly forbidden

Professional cameras, video recording devices selfie sticks political, ideological, religious, or advertising signs or banners

Weapons, explosives, fireworks and inflammable substances

Items to hawk, sell, or offer for marketing or promotion sharp, pointed, or blunt objects, penknives and knives

Flag masts, parasols, and non-retractable umbrellas

Cooler boxes, large bags, briefcases and backpacks

Folding and camping chairs, barbeque equipment

Objects prone to be used as projectiles

Any illegal drugs or paraphernalia

Firearms are strictly forbidden

Laser pointers and flashlights

All bags will be searched

Please come early to allow time for ticketing and security checks.

Gates to the concert will open at 3 pm and close at 9 pm to allow revellers to enjoy Burna Boy and his Band.

Burna Boy in Kenya

Nairobi fans are in for a world-class musical experience as Burna Boy brings his iconic band, The Outsiders, to the MadfunXperience.

Known for their electrifying live performances, the band will deliver Afrofusion hits, powerful instrumentals, and high-energy stagecraft at Uhuru Gardens on March 1, 2025.

During this event, Burna Boy will perform alongside Kenya’s dynamic singer and Afro-pop performer, Charisma, Bensoul, and South Africa’s Virgo Deep alongside an array of celebrated deejays.

The MadfunXperience will bring together thousands of music lovers from across Africa and beyond, marking one of Kenya’s biggest entertainment events in recent history.

Speaking during a media meet and greet, Joy Wachira, Managing Director of Madfun said, “It is time to raise the bar and shape Africa’s music culture. We are here to prove that Kenya has the capacity to host international events that rival the best in the world.

The MadfunXperience goes beyond a concert. We want to make a statement about Kenya’s place in the global entertainment industry”.

MadfunXperience has so far secured partnerships with Odibets, Moët Hennessy, Tribe Hotel, and Uber to ensure concertgoers get a memorable experience.