A Night to Remember in Kenya
South African Afro House pioneer Da Capo is still basking in the energy of his sold-out show in Nairobi, Kenya, which took place on 10 October 2025 at the historic Railway Museum. The event was part of his Bakone experience — a musical journey that continues to connect hearts and cultures across Africa through rhythm, soul, and sound.
Tickets Sold Out Ahead of Time
Two days before the event, Da Capo took to social media to announce that the show had officially reached full capacity.
“We’re officially at full capacity! There will be NO tickets available at the gate, so if you didn’t get yours, you’ll have to catch us next time. Thank you to everyone who bought tickets, we can’t wait to see you there,”
he wrote, signaling the anticipation and excitement surrounding his Nairobi stop.
A Celebration of Music, Culture, and Connection
Hosted by Gondwana KE, the show brought together music lovers from across East Africa for a night of deep, soulful Afro House. The open-air venue, set against the nostalgic backdrop of Kenya’s Railway Museum, became the perfect stage for Da Capo’s signature sound — a fusion of hypnotic beats, lush melodies, and ancestral rhythm.
Da Capo Shares His Gratitude
Following the electrifying performance, Da Capo expressed his heartfelt gratitude to his Kenyan supporters:
“What a show!!! ❤️ Huge love to the beautiful people of Kenya for the amazing energy and support. A sold-out Bakone experience we’ll never forget. Big thanks to our hosts @gondwana_ke and the brothers @euggy_dj & @suraj.kenya for the love and hospitality. To all the artists who shared the stage, you made it magic. Asante sana, Nairobi.”
A Pan-African Music Journey
Known for his global influence in Afro House and Afro Tech, Da Capo continues to represent South Africa’s musical excellence on the international stage. His performances are more than just DJ sets — they are spiritual experiences rooted in African rhythm and unity.
