When Grammy-winning saxophonist Kenny G steps onto the stage at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) on September 27, 2025, he won’t be alone in captivating Nairobi’s music lovers.
The "One Night Only" concert promises to blend smooth jazz with vibrant Kenyan talent, offering a rich fusion of global and local artistry.
Kato Change: The Innovator
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Leading the local lineup is Kato Change, a Kenyan guitarist who has earned a reputation for daring creativity.
His style fuses jazz, Afrobeat, rock, and traditional African rhythms, producing a distinctive sound that resonates far beyond borders.
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Renowned for his improvisation and electrifying stage presence, Kato brings both energy and sophistication to the stage.
His set is expected to be a vibrant prelude to Kenny G’s timeless melodies, offering a dynamic conversation between contemporary innovation and African roots.
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Coster Ojwang’: The Storyteller
Adding soulful depth to the evening will be Coster Ojwang’, popularly known as “The Fisherman”. The Afro-soul artist from Migori County has touched audiences with tracks such as Manyopesa and Wololo, celebrated for their lyrical storytelling and emotional depth.
Ojwang’ is set to perform with his full band, featuring a range of instruments from saxophone and trumpet to guitars and vocals, in a four-hour performance ahead of Kenny G’s appearance.
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He will also debut songs from his upcoming album, Mbak Ndalo, giving fans a taste of new material alongside his signature hits.
His presence ensures that Kenyan artistry shines just as brightly on a night headlined by an international legend.
Why This Matters
This concert is more than a night of music; it's a cultural bridge. Kenny G’s global sound will meet the innovative flair of Kato Change and the soulful storytelling of Coster Ojwang’, creating a transcultural experience.
For Nairobi’s music scene, it’s proof that local musicians can share the stage with world-renowned acts, further cementing Kenya’s place on the global music map.
Early-bird tickets, which started at Ksh 8,500, have already sold out. The current price for Gold Advance tickets is Ksh 10,000, and the sale of this category is closing down on September 10th, 2025.
- Gold Last Minute Ticket– KSh 14,500 (available from 11th September 2025)
- Platinum Individual Ticket– KSh 35,000 (available until 27th September 2025)
- Platinum Table (Group of 8)– KSh 240,000 (available until 27th September 2025)
The Platinum experience promises an elevated night with premium seating and exclusivity, making it the perfect option for groups or fans seeking a luxury night out.