T.O.K, Redsan, Nazizi to headline Safari Beats in Kampala

What the report says
Jamaican group T.O.K and Kenyan performers Redsan, Nazizi and Wyre are set to headline the second edition of Safari Beats, a Kampala concert scheduled for December 19, 2026, at Lugogo Cricket Oval. According to Sqoop Uganda, the event is being organised by Africa One Tours & Travel under the theme “Where Music Meets the Wild.” Ugandan artists B2C and A Pass are also listed on the bill.
The report says Nile Special has returned as the official beer partner after supporting the inaugural edition earlier in the year, which was headlined by Jamaican dancehall star Spice. Eric Malinga, the brand manager for Nile Special, said the partnership reflects a shared emphasis on consistency and quality. The event also includes support from the Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities, Uganda Tourism Board, Entikko Safari Lodge, Kampala Serena Hotel and Wazo Dazo.
Beyond music, Safari Beats is being positioned as a tourism and cultural showcase. T.O.K is expected to arrive in Uganda on December 11 for a 10-day visit that will include stops at the kingdoms, the River Nile, Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary and Murchison Falls National Park. Africa One Tours & Travel chief executive Pauline Nahamya said the aim is to encourage visitors to explore more of Uganda and potentially stay longer.
The organisers also plan a Dancehall Mentorship Class at MoTIV through the event’s Kreative Chaos education platform, focusing on the business side of building music careers. Gates are set to open at midday, with ticket categories to be announced through Safari Beats’ social media channels.
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