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Old School R&B Brunch Brings Global Music Experience to Kenya

Last updated: August 15, 2025 3:25 pm
Sauce News Team 10 months ago
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Nairobi, Kenya – August 14, 2025 – The Old School R&B Brunch (OSR), one of the world’s fastest-growing entertainment brands, is set to light up Kenya this week. The four-day event will run in Nairobi and Mombasa, bringing music, culture, and connection.

The event starts today at Mass House, Nairobi. It will conclude with a grand finale at Sarova Whitesands Beach Resort in Mombasa. Fans can expect the unique OSR vibe that has wowed audiences worldwide.

“From the very beginning, Old School R&B Brunch was about more than music. It was about creating a space where people could connect, be themselves, and celebrate a culture that shaped us. Bringing that energy to Kenya feels like coming home. We cannot wait to share the experience with Nairobi and Mombasa,” said Reiss, Co-Founder of OSR.

A Global Movement with African Roots

OSR was founded in London six years ago by childhood friends Reiss, Olu, and Paul. They blended Nigerian heritage with soulful music experiences. Even during the COVID-19 pandemic, OSR hosted weekly live DJ sessions on Instagram. These shows kept audiences connected and fuelled global growth.

From London to Lagos and New York to Dubai, the brand has turned into a global cultural movement. It began in 2019 with a single brunch for 250 guests. Today, it operates in over 45 cities across 15 countries. London events regularly attract more than 800 attendees.

The company now runs professional recording studios and a Restaurant & Bar. This expansion has cemented its reputation as a global entertainment powerhouse.

Kenya’s Turn to Experience OSR

Kenya is now part of OSR’s worldwide tour. The organisers promise nostalgia, high energy, and community. Here is the full Kenyan line-up:

  • Thursday, August 14, 5pm – 9pm: The Business of Music Summit at Sarova Panafric – An industry gathering with artists, tastemakers, and executives discussing Africa’s music future.

  • Friday, August 15, 6pm – 9pm: OSR Padel Party – Sport, socialising, and classic R&B hits.

  • Saturday, August 16: OSR Nairobi Edition – The flagship brunch at Mass House, Ngong Racecourse.

  • Sunday, August 17: OSR Mombasa Edition – A tropical beach R&B event at Sarova Whitesands Beach Resort.

A Boost for Kenya’s Music Tourism

Kenya’s creative industry keeps attracting global acts. Events like Blankets & Wine and Koroga Festival have positioned the country as a cultural hub in East Africa. OSR’s arrival is expected to draw local and foreign visitors, boosting music tourism and hospitality revenues.

 

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TAGGED: African music culture, Kenyan music industry, Mombasa events, music tourism, Nairobi events, Old School R&B Brunch, OSR Kenya, Reiss OSR
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