Congolese Star Fally Ipupa set to perform in Kenya.

Congolese music star Fally Ipupa is set to return to Kenya this Saturday, September 5, for a major concert at Uhuru Gardens in Nairobi.

The award winning singer will headline the highly anticipated show, where he is expected to entertain his Kenyan fans with some of his biggest hits.

Fally Ipupa will share the stage with South African Amapiano star Kamo Mphela and renowned DJ and producer DJ Maphorisa.

The lineup also features Kenyan and Congolese acts, including Kodong Klan, DJ Joe Mfalme, DJ Ice and Tango Supreme.

The concert is scheduled to start at 3pm on Saturday and run until 3am on Sunday.

Fally Ipupa's return comes months after he was scheduled to perform at Africa Forward Le Concert at Kasarani in May but did not take the stage.

His upcoming Nairobi show gives fans another chance to see the Congolese star perform live after his previous appearance was called off.

The musician has a strong following in Kenya, with his music continuing to resonate with fans of Congolese rumba and contemporary African music.

Fally Ipupa, whose career spans more than two decades, has established himself as one of the leading names in African music.

He is known for hits including Eloko Oyo, A Flyé and Un Coup, among others.

His music blends traditional Congolese sounds with modern African pop, earning him a wide following across the continent and beyond.

The Nairobi concert will also bring together different sounds, with Congolese rumba, Amapiano and Kenyan music represented on the lineup.

For the local artistes scheduled to perform, the event offers an opportunity to share a stage with some of the continent's biggest music names.

Kamo Mphela, meanwhile, is expected to bring her Amapiano sound to the Nairobi audience, while DJ Maphorisa will add his experience as one of South Africa's established producers and DJs.

The concert comes as Nairobi continues to host major international music acts, with fans increasingly turning out for live performances by African stars.

With the show only days away, attention has shifted to Saturday's event as fans prepare for what is expected to be a long night of music and entertainment.

Fally's return is also likely to be a major talking point among his Kenyan followers, particularly after his absence from the Kasarani concert earlier this year.

The September 5 show will therefore mark another opportunity for the Congolese star to connect with his Kenyan audience.