The Old School R&B Brunch (OSR), a global cultural phenomenon, has officially debuted in East Africa.

Launched in 2019 by childhood friends Reiss, Olu, and Paul, OSR has grown from a London brunch for 250 people into a movement spanning over 45 cities across 15 countries.

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It's now bringing its unique blend of soulful nostalgia and community spirit to Nairobi and Mombasa.

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More Than Just a Party

OSR's Kenyan tour is more than a series of events; it's a cultural bridge. Its ethos is about creating spaces where people feel seen and connected, and its schedule reflects this.

The tour kicked off with The Business of Music Summit at Sarova Panafric in Nairobi, a roundtable for artists and industry executives to discuss the future of African music.

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Old School R&B Brunch//Dan Mbugua

The tour concludes with the OSR Mombasa Edition at Sarova Whitesands Beach Resort.

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A Global Movement Lands in East Africa

OSR's success lies in its ability to meld deep-rooted heritage with modern, interactive experiences. For East African R&B fans, this debut offers a rare opportunity to be part of a worldwide movement without leaving home.

The co-founder, Reiss, said, “Bringing that energy to Kenya feels like coming home,” perfectly capturing the warm and inclusive spirit that underpins the brand’s global growth.

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