What happens when three generations of Kenyan music come together for one night?

📻 Breaking It Down

That is the experience Capital FM is promising as it marks 30 years on air with the Third Flow Experience , a major celebration bringing together some of the Kenyan musicians and DJs who have been part of the country’s changing music scene since 1996.

And in a deliberate departure from the increasingly common practice of bringing international acts to major entertainment events, Capital FM has chosen to make its 30th anniversary an all-Kenyan affair.

The concert will take place on October 3 at The Stables Magnate City in Limuru, with performers drawn from three eras of Capital FM’s journey: The Pioneers (1996–2006), Culture Shapers (2006–2016) and The Next Flow (2016–2026).

📌 What You Need to Know

For fans of Kenyan music, the lineup offers an opportunity to see artists from different generations sharing one stage.

The Pioneers will feature Juacali, Sanaipei, Gravitti Band, Necessary Noize, DJ Krowbar and DJ Adrian.

The Culture Shapers generation brings together Fena, Juliani, Femi One, Daddy Owen, The Flower Project, DJ Joe Mfalme and DJ UV.

The Next Flow features Serro, Njerae, Bensoul, Charisma, The Unit Band, DJ Pikachu, DJ Schwaz and DJ Kdeja.

It is a lineup designed to take audiences through three decades of Kenyan music in a single event, from the sounds that defined Capital FM’s formative years to the artists shaping the contemporary scene.

For Capital FM, the choice to feature only Kenyan musicians and DJs is central to the anniversary.

📰 Source: Capital FM Kenya