Naava Grey, Kenneth Mugabi to headline Baileys and Tusker Cider Millennials Picnic

What the report says
Nile Post reports that the Baileys and Tusker Cider Millennials Picnic will return this Saturday at Canary Gardens, with an afternoon built around nostalgia, live music, food and outdoor entertainment. The event is aimed at millennials and others who grew up with music across cassette tapes, CDs and streaming, and organizers say it is meant to recreate shared memories tied to classic R&B, soul and Ugandan hits.
The lineup is led by singer-songwriters Naava Grey and Kenneth Mugabi. They will be joined by Selector Jeff, Real DJ Lennon, Sal DeJay, Slick Stuart and DJ Matson, who are expected to play a mix of nostalgic favourites and locally familiar sounds. The publication says the picnic will also feature curated food and beverages, with Baileys and Tusker Cider presented as the signature drinks for the day.
Brand representatives quoted in the article framed the event as a social, relaxed experience rather than a conventional nightlife party. Baileys East Africa and Tusker Cider said their products fit the picnic atmosphere and the idea of people gathering over music and conversation. More broadly, the story places the event within a growing appetite in Kampala for nostalgia-themed music experiences, alongside similar old-school R&B and soul gatherings.
The report suggests the picnic is part of a wider trend in which audiences are drawn to events that revive songs connected to school days, family functions and other life moments. That context helps explain why themed concerts and picnics continue to attract interest in the city.
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