Across 7 stages, Nyege Nyege opens a portal into the diversity of afrocentric music and beyond. From traditional music to electronic outliers, from singeli to afrobeats, the vibes are non stop.
White water rafting, bungee jumping, and sunset cruises on the mighty River Nile
Immersive art installations, workshops, talks, film screenings, fashion showcases, magic shows and more
Riverside camping at Adrift Overland Camp, right on the festival site
Born on the banks of the Nile in 2015, Nyege Nyege grew from an underground gathering into a defining platform for contemporary music and art, Ugandan at heart, Pan African in spirit.
Set against the raw landscape of Kalagala Falls, the adventure unfolds over four days of continuous sound, radical expression, and total immersion. More than a music festival, we're a living ecosystem where fashion, film, performance and music converge into one expansive collective celebration of cultures.
For its 11th edition, Nyege Nyege mutates into a Wakaliwood-inspired film set, the script will unfold in the months to come.
Last year's festival grounds — pinch to zoom on mobile
Dive deeper into the music, the culture, and the stories behind Africa's most adventurous festival.
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