NAIROBI, Kenya – Kenyan dancehall musician Redsan has postponed his highly anticipated 30th anniversary concert, Redsan @ 30: Full Circle (Afro-Caribbean Festival), which was scheduled to take place on Saturday, November 28, 2026, at Uhuru Gardens in Nairobi.
The announcement has left fans waiting for a new date after the organisers confirmed that the festival would not proceed as planned. Red San Entertainment communicated the decision in a statement shared on Friday, November 6, apologising to supporters, partners and everyone who had made preparations to attend.
The entertainment outfit acknowledged the disappointment surrounding the announcement but maintained that the postponement did not mark the end of its plans to stage the event.
“It is with sincere regret that we announce the postponement of the upcoming concert,” the statement read.
The organisers also recognised the anticipation surrounding the festival and apologised for disrupting plans made by fans and other stakeholders.
“We understand the excitement, anticipation, and preparations that have gone into making this event possible. We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience, disappointment, or disruption this decision may cause. This was not an easy decision to make, and we truly appreciate your patience, understanding, and continued support,” they said.
Although the organisers expressed their intention to revisit the event, they did not announce an alternative date or confirm when fans should expect the festival to take place.
Red San Entertainment said it remained committed to delivering the experience it had promised but needed to put the necessary arrangements in place before bringing the event back.
“We would like to assure everyone that this is not a cancellation of our vision or commitment to bringing this experience to life. We remain hopeful and open to revisiting the event in the near future, when the necessary arrangements can be put in place to deliver the concert experience that everyone deserves,” the statement added.
The organisers also thanked supporters who had backed the anniversary celebrations, saying they valued the trust placed in the team.
“We value every person who has supported this journey, and we do not take your trust and commitment for granted,” they said.
Red San Entertainment later reinforced its message through a brief social media caption: “We will be back!”
The postponed concert was planned as a major celebration of Redsan’s three decades in the music industry.
The November festival was expected to extend the celebrations that began with his Redsan @ 30 concert at Carnivore Grounds in Nairobi on August 29, 2026.
That earlier event brought together performers from Kenya and other parts of Africa, alongside international dancehall acts. Its advertised line-up included Jamaican singer Nyla of Brick & Lace and T.O.K. member Bay-C, as well as Kenyan musicians Wyre, Nazizi and Jua Cali. Ugandan and Tanzanian performers also featured in the programme.
The November event was expected to build on that anniversary celebration through a larger festival-style experience under the Full Circle (Afro-Caribbean Festival) theme.
