By Ayo Onikoyi

Following its massive success in Abuja, Cape Town and Lagos, The Guestlist Party, alongside BigIkuku, officially marked its East African debut on Thursday, February 12, turning Nairobi into the epicentre of continental nightlife.

In collaboration with the Middle East’s premier Amapiano collective, House of Yanos, the event delivered an immersive, high-octane experience that bridged diverse African sounds with the global “Guestlist Formation.”

The sound policy was led by South African heavyweight Freddy K, who kept the dancefloor locked in a rhythmic trance. He was supported by the seamless transitions of DJ Chukky and the atmospheric sets of Mr Aura Salad, popularly known as SSSoundgawd.

The Guestlist Kenya drew an impressive crowd of Kenya’s high-net-worth individuals, alongside tourists and foreign expatriates. The event also served as the official after-party for the Africa Tech Summit, which was held in Nairobi on the same day.

“Bringing The Guestlist to Nairobi wasn’t just about throwing a party; it was about proving that the rhythm of the continent is unified,” the organisers said.