Music lovers in Nairobi, Nakuru and Kisumu are in for an exciting weekend as Tusker takes its nationwide Beer Festival celebrations to three new locations, featuring live performances by some of Kenya’s popular entertainers.
The festivals, organised by Kenya Breweries Limited (KBL) through its flagship brand Tusker, will feature Mugithi star Jose Gatutura, Afro-pop sensation Arrow Bwoy and Ohangla-inspired musician Okello Max, with free entry for revellers.
The celebrations will take place at Pelikan Village along Kiambu Road, Space Next Door in Nakuru and Black Pearl in Kisumu, giving music lovers an opportunity to enjoy live entertainment alongside special offers on their favourite drinks.
Jose Gatutura will headline the Nairobi experience at Pelikan Village, bringing his popular Mugithi sound to fans, while Okello Max will entertain revellers at Space Next Door in Nakuru. In Kisumu, Arrow Bwoy will take the stage at Black Pearl, delivering a performance for fans of contemporary Kenyan music.
The upcoming events mark the second wave of Tusker’s festive season activations following celebrations held last weekend at Enkang in Kiserian and Nebraska in Ugunja, Siaya County.
The previous festivals featured Tonny Young, who headlined the Mugithi night in Kiserian, and Willy Paul, who entertained fans in Ugunja alongside a line-up of DJs.
As part of this weekend’s celebrations, attendees will enjoy promotional offers across KBL’s beer portfolio, including Tusker Lager, Tusker Malt, Tusker Lite, Tusker Cider, Guinness, Balozi, Manyatta, WhiteCap, WhiteCap Crisp and Pilsner.
More Tusker Beer Festivals Lined Up Across Kenya
The festivities will not end this weekend, with Tusker planning additional entertainment experiences across several towns as the country approaches the December holiday season.
According to the festival schedule, the next celebrations will take place at Quiver along Ngong Road in Nairobi on November 20, followed by Big Tree in Mombasa on November 21.
Nakuru revellers will have another opportunity to join the festivities at Al Capone on November 27, while Nanyuki will host its celebration at Gawanaz on November 28.
The festival will continue into December, with events planned for Tribe Thika on December 4, Al Capone in Nakuru and Klassique Lounge in Nyeri on December 5.
Embu will host celebrations at Java Blue on December 12, followed by Kettle House in Muthangari on December 18 and Attella in Kisumu on December 19.
Beyond the live performances, KBL will offer flash sales and exclusive discounts on selected beer brands through supermarkets and participating e-commerce platforms during the festive season.
The nationwide celebrations are part of Tusker’s efforts to bring music, entertainment and social experiences closer to consumers while providing platforms for Kenyan performers to connect with audiences in different towns.
With free entry across the announced events, revellers will have an opportunity to enjoy live entertainment without paying an admission fee.
For more information on upcoming festivals, participating venues and promotional offers, fans can follow @TuskerKenya on Instagram and Facebook.
Attendees are encouraged to celebrate responsibly.
