Several international artists visited Kenya in 2023, giving performances on the continent that is Africa's pride.
The following is a list of well-known foreign performers who performed in Kenya.
Boyz II Men: This was the biggest performance of the year. Radio Africa Events flew the RnB stars to Kenya and held a totally sold out show at the Uhuru Gardens dubbed the 'Yetu Festival.' The trio took attendees down memory lane with their nostalgic hit songs.
Sauti Sol also had a chance to share the same stage with the RnB stars.
Koffi Olomide: The Grand Mopao, recently brought Nairobi to a standstill in what can be termed as the end of the year performance during the Koffi Olomide: The Peace concert held at the Dome. The event which was courtesy of radio Africa Events brought together lovers of Rhumba with Kenyan artistes Bensoul, Les Wanyika and Johny Junior sharing the stage with Le Grand Mopao.
Hillsong: In November, the worship group landed in Kenya for a concert that went down at the Carnivore grounds, it was described as as a night of worship.
Dlala Thukzin: The South African celebrated spin master Dlala Thukzin headlined the last Drip Fest event.
The event went down on Sunday 8th October at Carnivore Grounds courtesy of Radio Africa Events.
Dlala was joined on stage by celebrated Kenyan singers, deejays and entertainers.
Tiwa Savage: She performed at the Walker Town concert which went down on September 30th, at the Uhuru Gardens. She was among the star-studded headliners of the event and delivered an electrifying performance.
Fally Ipupa: The night of September 30th, 2023, was etched in the memories of Nairobi as Walker Town Nairobi Edition delivered an electrifying experience to a capacity crowd at Uhuru Gardens which saw Fally Ipupa put up an unforgettable experience.
Gabzy: UK's Gabzy performed on November 25, 2023 at the Carnivore grounds.
Pato Banton: The 'Go Pato' hitmaker performed in five towns in the country.
Fere Gola: His concert was held on December 2nd at the Nairobi Polo Club
Richie Spice: He performed in Kisumu in May at a concert dubbed 'Mamboleo'
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