Kenya Wine Agencies Limited (KWAL) through brand Heineken®, the UEFA Champions League (UCL) partner, will host an exciting UCL Final Match Viewing Party at Uhuru Gardens in Langata, Nairobi, on Saturday, May 31, 2025.
For the ‘hard core fans’ of the UEFA Champions League above 18 years of age, Heineken® is
crafting an unforgettable finale experience. This high-energy celebration will feature
electrifying performances by South African superstars Cassper Nyovest and Nasty C, alongside Kenyan acclaimed artists, Savara, Charisma, and H Art the Band. The soundtrack to the night will be a non-stop mix of beats from DJs DJ IV, DJ Suraj, Foozak, Premium DJ Ruffy, Vidza, Kuzi, Wal, and Will the DJ, all guided by the charismatic MC Azeeza.
The event promises to capture the thrill of the 2024/2025 UEFA Champions League Final in
Munich Football Arena, Germany, between Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) and Inter Milan, with a
mega viewing party featuring the largest screen ever in such an event in Nairobi. The
atmosphere will be fuelled by the fans’ anticipation and excitement. The match viewing party will be a fun entertainment and lifestyle event to enhance the viewing experience.
“The UEFA Champions League is a truly global competition, and we are delighted as KWAL
through Heineken® to give Kenyan fans a chance to experience the competition up close and
personal,” said Jonas Geeraerts, Commercial Director at KWAL. “We call upon all hard-core
fans to pull up with their crew and get ready to experience a vibrant, tantalizing and
exceptional viewing party. We encourage all consumers to drink responsibly and not to drink
and drive. We have partnered with Uber for discounted rides for fans joining us at Uhuru
Gardens on the 31st for the event.”
Tickets for this exclusive viewing party are available for purchase.
• Regular tickets are priced at KES 2,500.
• VIP tickets are available for KES 8,000.
Tickets can be purchased online at: www.hustle.com and www.mookh.com
Earlier this month, Heineken® amplified the Champions League excitement in Kenya by
bringing the iconic UEFA Champions League Trophy to Nairobi, accompanied by German
football legend, Bastian Schweinsteiger.
