Artistes’ line-up at Luo Festival: Ommy Dimpoz leads electrifying performance at Uhuru Gardens
The Luo Festival at Uhuru Gardens came alive with an electrifying mix of music, dance, and cultural pride, drawing thousands of attendees from across the country.
Tanzanian star Ommy Dimpoz made a surprise appearance, thrilling the crowd with his hit Hallo Baby on Saturday morning, August 9, 2025.
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Hip-hop heavyweight Khaligraph Jones set the stage ablaze with his high-energy performance, while Okello Max, Iyanni, and Javan Macajudo kept the momentum going with crowd-favourite tracks.
The audience was also treated to captivating performances by Coster Ojwang, John Junior, Musa Jakadala, Osito Kale, Odongo Swag, Prince Inda, and Tony Nyadundo.
Additionally, legendary Benga artiste Emma Jalamo closed the night with a powerful set that had fans dancing to the very end.
Behind the decks, DJ Joe Mfalme, DJ Jr, DJ Daffy, DJ Malaika, DJ Walo, and PS Scratch kept the energy soaring, while hypemen MC Gogo and Hype Ballo kept the revellers engaged and energised.
Special Luo event
The annual cultural event, known for showcasing Luo music, fashion, cuisine, and lifestyle, has steadily grown into one of Kenya’s most popular social gatherings.
“Experience a vibrant celebration of Luo culture at The Luo Festival 2025 – Nairobi Edition! This festival is a showcase of Luo heritage, featuring a lively lineup of performances, cultural displays, and entertainment that highlight the rich traditions of the Luo community,” the event details posted on the official ticketing platform read.
” Join us at Uhuru Gardens for an unforgettable day filled with music, dance, and cultural pride. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, this event promises a spectacle of tradition and modernity in perfect harmony.
“Don’t miss out on the chance to immerse yourself in Luo culture and enjoy a day of fun, learning, and community spirit!”
Among the attendees was Embakasi East Member of Parliament (MP) Babu Owino, who called upon the community to embrace and safeguard their cultural heritage, noting that traditions form the backbone of unity and identity.
“Currently attending the annual Luo Festival at Uhuru Gardens. Let’s embrace and preserve the pride of our traditions, uniting as one community in love and strength,” read the statement.
