The five-day countdown has officially begun. On Saturday, 5 September 2026, Congolese superstar Fally Ipupa will land in Nairobi. He is set to headline a highly anticipated musical showcase at Uhuru Gardens on Lang'ata Road.
Music lovers across East Africa are preparing for what promises to be a massive celebration of African rhythm and culture.
Gates will open at 3:00 PM on Saturday afternoon, and the music will continue until 3:00 AM on Sunday morning.
A Packed Entertainment Menu
Attendees can expect an extensive lineup of global and local talent on the big stage. The “Prince of Rhumba” himself, Fally Ipupa, is scheduled to perform a massive live set lasting 2 hours and 40 minutes. This performance allows him to play hits from his career spanning over two decades.
Kenyan boys band Kodong Klan will also deliver a major performance. The group has been allocated a 1-hour and 40-minute set. Other major supporting acts include South African Amapiano pioneers DJ Maphorisa and Kamo Mphela. They will share the stage with Tango Supreme, Joe Mfalme, and DJ Ice.
Urgent Call to Book: Ticket Tiers and Weekend Offers
Tickets are selling quickly. Organisers have confirmed that all early bird tickets are completely sold out. This means the KSh 8,000 Regular, KSh 20,000 VIP, and KSh 30,000 VVIP early bird packages are no longer available.
However, a newly introduced Limited Weekend Offer is currently active for budget-conscious fans. Under this deal, the Limited Weekend Offer Regular Ticket is priced at KSh 6,000, while the Limited Weekend Offer VIP Ticket is available for KSh 16,000.
These special rates represent significant savings, but sales for these weekend offers will end strictly on 2 September 2026 at 00:00 AM.
VVIP Ticket: includes finger foods, soft drinks, and an exclusive meet-and-greet with the artists.
Once these weekend offers expire, remaining attendees must rely on standard Wave 1 pricing. Currently, standard Wave 1 tickets are KSh 10,000 for Regular, KSh 30,000 for VIP, and KSh 40,000 for VVIP.
Regular and VIP Couple Tickets cost KSh 16,000 and KSh 40,000 respectively, while group options are also available. VIP and VVIP packages include perks like finger foods and soft drinks.
Born Faustin Ipupa Nsimba in Kinshasa, the artist has a decorated history. He joined Koffi Olomide’s Quartier Latin International in 1999. He went solo in 2006, immediately finding global commercial success.
With only five days remaining and limited weekend offers closing soon, organisers urge fans to secure their entries immediately. To book your space, buy your tickets online today via www.ticketyetu.com.
Avoid the last-minute rush and prepare to experience African music history live in Nairobi.
