Recording artist Chris Brown poses at the 2016 iHeartRadio Music Awards in Inglewood, California, April 3, 2016. REUTERS/Danny Moloshok/File Photo
American R&B and hip hop star has personally made it official that he will indeed be rocking his fans in Mombasa next month.
In a video posted online early Wednesday, the Loyal hit singer tells his avid fans to better get ready for his show.
The concert, which will also feature Nigerian music star Wizkid, is slated to go down
on October 8 at the Nyali Golf club.
Chris Brown's concert comes just a few days after fellow American singer Trey Songz' hyped-up visit to Kenya.
He was in Nairobi for the recording of the pan-African non-competitive TV show Coke Studio Africa Season Four.
It's set to premiere next month.
The Mombasa event, dubbed Music Festival, is being organised by Mombasa Rocks in collaboration with Mombasa county government.
However, eyebrows have been raised over the "high" charges for the event.
Regular tickets will be going for Sh10,000, while VIP and VVIP will be fetching at Sh20,000 and Sh50,000 respectively.
Mombasa Rocks director Adil Juma, during a press conference Wednesday morning, said the show will also feature artistes from Tanzania, Nairobi and Mombasa.
"We promise our fans an ultimate and a hard to forget fun," said Adil.
The show will be a 24-hour event with doors opening from 2 pm on Saturday and closing on Sunday.
Born Christopher Maurice Brown, the Virginia state native is popular for some of his hit jams including Say Goodbye, Kiss Kiss, Don't Judge Me, Look At Me Now, Don't Wake Me Up and No Air among others.
