Fisherman Pwani Experience and Kenya Cane Host Vibrant Easter Celebration at Nyali’s Wild Waters

Coster Ojwang and Okello Max headline the Fisherman Pwani Experience x Kenya Cane event in Nyali, celebrating Easter with music and coastal culture.

By: AXL Media

Published: Apr 8, 2026, 8:27 AM EDT

Source: Information for this report was sourced from TUKO.co.ke

Coastal Celebration Fuses Traditional Rhythms with Modern Hits

The Easter holiday in Mombasa reached a musical peak as the Fisherman Pwani Experience took over the Wild Waters complex in Nyali. The event, supported by Kenya Cane, transformed the coastal venue into a hub of cultural expression and high-octane entertainment. Set against the backdrop of the Indian Ocean, the festival successfully blended the relaxed atmosphere of a coastal getaway with a robust lineup of performers, drawing a diverse crowd of holidaymakers and locals eager to celebrate the long weekend.

Headliners and Genre-Bending Performances

The musical journey was led by Coster Ojwang and the Fisherman’s Band, whose performance prompted massive sing-alongs to popular tracks such as Wabiro, Jowi, and Hera. The energy of the night continued to climb with the arrival of Okello Max on stage. Adding a unique layer to the sonic landscape, Makadem delivered his trademark "Nyatiti Jazz" sound—a fusion of traditional Kenyan string instrumentation with contemporary jazz elements. Other notable performances included Shad Mziki, who performed his hit Wajue ni wewe, alongside soulful sets from Osogo Winyo and Partraw.

Curated Experiences and Signature Serves

Beyond the main stage, the event focused on creating an immersive lifestyle experience. Kenya Cane enhanced the festive mood with a dedicated bar experience featuring curated cocktails, with the "Safari Sunset" reportedly becoming the most sought-after drink of the evening. Organizers also utilized the venue’s layout to provide aesthetic chill spaces, allowing attendees to enjoy the ocean breeze between high-energy sets. This attention to ambiance reinforced the event's identity as a premium cultural moment rather than a standard concert.