Spinny and Friends: Possibly Kampala’s Biggest Party of the Year

By Nile Post Editor | Monday, October 13, 2025
Spinny and Friends: Possibly Kampala’s Biggest Party of the Year
For many, this was more than a show. It was a celebration of Uganda’s thriving music culture, a showcase of creative collaboration, and a reminder that when passion meets purpose, not even the rain can stop the music.

By Pearl Kitimbo

Not even the rain could dampen the celebration of DJ Spinny’s decade-long journey in music. Spinny and Friends, held yesterday at Mestil Gardens, turned out to be one of the most memorable events of the year. What started as a cloudy afternoon quickly transformed into a night of rhythm, nostalgia, and unmatched vibes.

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From old skool classics to Amapiano, 3 Step Afro House, and dancehall, the atmosphere had a sonic experience that celebrated every music lover’s taste. The energy never dipped. The crowd stayed on their feet, dancing through the drizzle and singing along to some of the continent’s most recognizable hits.

Mestil Gardens, often a serene and quiet venue, was transformed by Fenon Events into a stunning party space with impeccable lighting, sound, and stage design, proof that production in Uganda continues to reach new heights.

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The event featured an exciting lineup of DJs, including Lil Stunner, Selector Jay, DJ Bryan, Vanss, and Kash Pro, alongside South African guests Jazzworx and Thuluthela, whose viral hits Isaka (6 am), Tholukuthi, and Bengicela had the crowd in a frenzy.

At the heart of this success were the supporting brands: Next Radio 106.1, NBS Music, and AfroMobile, who came together to give the event 360-degree coverage. Through AfroMobile, people were extended the experience beyond Mestil Gardens, allowing fans to stream the event live and rewatch it from anywhere on NBS Music.

For many, this was more than a show. It was a celebration of Uganda’s thriving music culture, a showcase of creative collaboration, and a reminder that when passion meets purpose, not even the rain can stop the music.

Spinny’s 10-year celebration wasn’t just an anniversary. It might well go down as one of the biggest and most talked-about music experiences of the year.

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