Nigeria’s DJ Consequence and Eniola Tizzle are bringing their global party brand Zero Gravity to Kigali for one night only. Known for fusing Lagos nightlife energy with the pulse of each city they land in, the duo will headline the Kigali edition at Atelier du Vin on Saturday, July 12, joined by AK Smuth.
Billed as Zero Gravity:The Ultimate Experience Kigali, the event promises a full-throttle blend of Afrobeats, Afro house, and Amapiano.
The lineup includes an all-star cast of DJs: DJ Rabbit, DJ Cee Y, and DJ Pie, plus Kigali’s own DJ Toxxyk and Marnaud. Powered by Desperados — the agave-flavored pale lager known for its bold edge and party DNA — the night promises Lagos heat with Kigali flair.
Organizers teased a high-energy lineup built to keep the vibes going until late.
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"All roads lead to Atelier du Vin this weekend,” they said. "If you’re into Afrobeats, Afro house, or Amapiano, this is the one not to miss. Think of it as a slice of Lagos right here in Kigali. We’re expecting a pan-African crowd and a night that keeps you floating till late.”
They added that the experience is part of a larger push to ignite the city’s nightlife this season. "This is more than a party — it’s a movement. And with events like Giants of Africa on the horizon, the energy will only keep rising. Come through for the vibes. They never miss.”
Early bird tickets are Rwf12,500, rising to Rwf15,000 at the door. Premium tables go for Rwf500,000 for six or Rwf1 million for ten, both consumable. Tickets available via Sinc: https://www.sinc.events/zero-gravi-786
About Zero Gravity
What began as one of Nigeria’s standout nightlife experiences has evolved into a global cultural movement. Now in its third season, Zero Gravity has partnered with major brands like Don Julio Tequila, Johnnie Walker, Trace TV, and Ride Ventures to fuel its expansion.
The tour, now going beyond Lagos, is taking its high-energy sound and signature party vibe across cities in Nigeria and around the world.
Stops include Ikeja, Surulere, Abuja, Ibadan, as well as international destinations like Nairobi, Kampala, Kigali, Manchester, London, Birmingham, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Toronto, Johannesburg, Cape Town, Accra, and Dublin — with more cities to come.