Raha Fest adds Musa Keys and King Promise as headliner
RAHA Festival is set to host Ghanaian afrobeat sensation King Promise and South African amapiano maestro Musa Keys as headline acts.
The festival is scheduled for March 30 and 31, 2024, at the picturesque Uhuru Gardens in Nairobi, Kenya.
King Promise, born Gregory Bortey Newman, has risen to prominence in African music with chart-topping hits such as “CCTV,” “Commando,” and “Abena.”
Renowned for his smooth vocals and infectious melodies, King Promise has garnered a dedicated fan base across the continent.
Expressing his excitement about performing in Kenya, King Promise stated: “I am thrilled to be a part of RAHA Fest 2024 in Nairobi. Kenya has a special place in my heart, and I can’t wait to share my music with my Kenyan fans at the biggest festival in the region.”
Joining King Promise on the stage is Musa Keys, a rising star in the South African music scene, known for his contributions to the amapiano genre. With tracks like “Vula Mlomo” and “Samarian Boy,” Musa Keys has captured the hearts of music enthusiasts with his infectious beats and vibrant energy.
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Expressing his enthusiasm for the festival, Musa Keys stated:
“I am honored to be performing at RAHA Fest 2024 in Nairobi. I’ve heard so much about the energy of Kenyan audiences, and I can’t wait to experience RAHA the Nairobi way. It’s going to be an unforgettable show!”
RAHA Fest promises to deliver a unique and immersive experience, bringing together music lovers from diverse backgrounds to celebrate the rich tapestry of African music.
Beyond the stellar lineup of performers, attendees can anticipate a variety of food stalls, art exhibitions, and cultural displays, ensuring a memorable and culturally rich festival experience.
The festival’s lineup boasts a stellar mix of local talents and renowned African artists, including Samidoh, Nadia Mukami, Hart the Band, Nviiri the Storyteller, Femi One, Otile Brown, and the Congolese sensation JB Mpiana.