Electric Avenue is Nairobi’s nightlife hub — a loud thoroughfare of bars, booze and beats in the busy Westlands district. A corner of town where hedonism is the norm, historically many of the most significant dancefloors in the city have based themselves here. Five-year-old MUZE is one example. Although guests come from across the world, bookings lean towards artists from Africa and its diaspora, with selectors like Thakzin, Bun Xapa and Zerb taking the roof off in 2023 via the finely tun (...)
Electric Avenue is Nairobi’s nightlife hub — a loud thoroughfare of bars, booze and beats in the busy Westlands district. A corner of town where hedonism is the norm, historically many of the most significant dancefloors in the city have based themselves here. Five-year-old MUZE is one example. Although guests come from across the world, bookings lean towards artists from Africa and its diaspora, with selectors like Thakzin, Bun Xapa and Zerb taking the roof off in 2023 via the finely tuned Funktion-One rig. Already one of Kenya’s leading spaces for four-to-the-floor, a transformational refurbishment has now pushed those high standards further.
