Reggae music artist Jamar Rolando McNaughton Jr popularly known as Chronixx jetted into the country on Wednesday night ahead of his performance.
The 'Here Comes Trouble' hitmaker will be performing at the KICC on Saturday, July 21.
The 25-year-old who is arguably the top reggae singer of this era will perform alongside his Zinc Fence Redemption band at a show that will also attract local acts.
According to reports, the concert was organized by Kiza and Homeboyz radio in collaboration with KICC.
[caption caption="Chronixx with the owner of Kiza lounge Ali Oumarou "]
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After his show, the singer will have a meet and greet with his fans at the Kiza Lounge which is located in Kilimani area.
In a video which was circulated online, the singer promised his Kenyan fans an amazing performance.
Chronixx will be visiting the country for the second time after his first performance in 2013 at KICC during which he was a Peace Ambassador prior to Kenya’s General Elections.
He had earlier told a local daily that the friendly and welcoming nature of Kenyan people towards foreigners and their undying love for Jamaican music has always made him feel at home.
According to the reggae sensation, among the many countries across Africa Kenyans seem to have a soft spot for Jamaican music.
[caption caption="Chronixx with the owner of Kiza lounge Ali Oumarou and a fan taking a selfie"]
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Chronixx stated: “Most radio stations within Kenya including local clubs are fond of playing Jamaican music besides organizing special theme nights compared to their counterparts."
He added: "I am excited to visit Nairobi because Kenya is home to over 60,000 of my Facebook fans,” the second highest country count outside of Jamaica.”
[caption caption="Rastafarians who welcomed Chronixx at the JKIA"]
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[caption caption="Chronixx with the owner of Kiza lounge Ali Oumarou and radio host G-Money"]
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