The Biggest BBQ festival in Nigeria is coming to Abuja

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In case you haven't heard; come Sunday 30th April, meat and whiskey will meet in Harrow Park, Abuja at the Jack Daniel’s #BrothersOfTheGrillNG festival. This festival is a full 1-day unique experience that combines music and BBQ seamlessly giving friends and family the best in outdoor entertainment.
The Jack Daniel's MasterGriller competition will also take place with the winner walking away with N750,000 and a chance to visit the Jack Daniel's distillery to witness the Jack Daniels invitational BBQ in Lynchburg Tennessee.


Tickets are only =N=3000 and are inclusive ofFREE Jack Daniel’s cocktails while BBQ servings from 0's Grill and Bright grillzz and various Jack Daniel’s cocktail option can be purchased from partnering clubs - Play Lounge, Traffic Lounge, Caribbean Lounge.


With a big stage for the exciting lineup of performers - Burna Boy, Phyno, Niniola, Sugar Boy, Terry Apala, Alternate Sound led byGospel on the beat, DJ Neptune, DJ Whalesand more surprises; the heat is on. There will be DJ sets from DJ Neptune and DJ Whales who will keep people entertained and keep the momentum going all through.


It’s about cooking meat with fire and smoke, chowing down together on a big table with family and friends while listening to great music. There's a holiday the next day so come and have a drink on us.

Date: Sunday 30th April 2017
Venue: Harrow Park, Wuse II, Abuja
Time: 1pm
Tickets: N3,000


*Tickets can be gotten online @www.ariiyatickets.com; Bruno’s Place, Jabi Mall, and selected SLOT outlets in Garki and Banex Plaza. Tickets not for sale to persons under the age of 18 years. Excessive consumption of alcohol is harmful to your health.

Jack Daniel’s association with grilling has spanned over 25 years with The Jack Daniel’s BBQ Competition. For more info Follow Jack Daniels on social media www.fb.com/jackDanielsNigeria or @JackDaniels_NG on Instagram and Twitter

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