What’s your plot this weekend? How about attending American singing group Dru Hill’s concert on Saturday October 24th at The Carnivore to celebrate PRC’s fifth anniversary?

The Property Reality Company has been in the property market for five years, during which it has realized the land and home ownership dreams of hundreds of Kenyans. To mark this feat, PRC are having Dru Hill and group lead singer Sisqo perform soul, hip hop and gospel hits from their popular, rich and diverse repertoire of the late 90s into the new millennium in a concert dubbed The Plot. See what they did there? Dru Hill was founded in 1992 in Baltimore Maryland by Tamir "Nokio the N-Tity" Ruffin and comprised of lead Mark "Sisqo" Andrews, Larry "Jazz" Anthony and James "Woody Rock" Green.

Friday evenings were created for easy evenings, soulful music and great company. Live At The Elephant gives you that and more. 

Live At The Elephant is a monthly event that is held at The Elephant, gate No.3, Kanjata road, off James Gichuru Road. This event which is created and hosted by Eric Wainaina and Sheba Hirst on every last Friday of the month, features two of Kenya’s best acts showcasing their works complete with a thrilling live band performance.

Mark your calendars and save the date because Zimbabwean musician, businessman, philanthropist, human rights activist and UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador for Southern Africa Region, Oliver Mtukudzi will be gracing the stage for this 7th edition of the Koroga Festival.

Oliver Mtukudzi whose works have been invariably accoladed, is also a guitarist, vocalist, performer and composer. You may know him for his popular records like Neria, Todii, Ndakuvara, and to bring it closer home, Twende Twende, a track that he did with our very own Eric Wainaina.

Hakuna Matata Festival’s debut was on New Year’s Eve in 2013 and I can recall distinctly how it was the place everyone wanted to be. Sure the festival had predecessors like 6 am entertainment and what have you, but I have to give credit where it is due by admitting that the Hakuna Matata Festival had, and still has quite the following. Why you may ask? Perhaps it’s the reasonable price, the genre of music and definitely the strategic out of town set up or maybe, just maybe it’s that pizzazz, jazz and razmataz…that little extra something that I can’t quite put my finger on!

For years now festivals like Tomorrow land, Glastonbury and Coachella have been on my rather extensive bucket list. I think the idea of a carefree movement, and a group of people savoring decibels in unison is precisely why this sort of festivals will always work and that could be precisely why the Hakuna Matata festival has attracted such a following. Besides, imagine all the good vibes alcohol laden enthusiastic youth can create.

You might know her for her popular hits; I’m in love with a DJ, Umqombothi, Mama Land, Thank you Mr. DJ… You name them. The internationally renowned singer and humanitarian, Yvonne Chaka Chaka will be gracing the stage at the Koroga Festival this weekend.

The Koroga Festival, which is a bi-monthly music and arts festival, has seen our very own great acts such as MTV’s EMA Best African Act Sauti Sol, Mayonde, Juliani, and many other talented artistes bring down the house with their electrifying performances. The festival which is hosted by Capital FM has also attracted international artists such as Papa Wemba, Baba Maal, Mafikizolo, Freshlyground and Simphiwe Dana, much to the delight of the festival goers.