On the cool evening of January 24, 2025, musician King Saha transformed Lugogo Cricket Oval into a pulsating heart of music and unity.
Despite early threats of cancellation due to security issues, the concert proceeded after negotiations, showcasing the resilience and determination of both the artist and his fans.
By dusk, the venue was packed, with the cricket field alive with thousands of fans while the pavilion remained closed for safety. King Saha took to the stage, a few minutes to 9pm in throne. He kicked off his performance with his latest hit Nakyakala before delivering a setlist of his greatest hits that had the audience singing, jumping, and dancing in unison.
His performance was not just a musical spectacle but a communal celebration. The star-studded event saw the attendance of notable figures like Bobi Wine, whose presence added a layer of political and social significance to the night. This blend of music and politics underscored the event’s role as a cultural milestone, uniting diverse groups under the banner of music. Other stars that performed include Pallaso, Spice Diana, Fresh Kid, Mudra di Viral, Daxx Vibezz, Nina Rose and Fefe Bussi.
King Saha Shuts Down Lugogo
Throughout the night, social media platforms were abuzz with activity, with attendees and supporters sharing clips, photos, and live updates, fueling anticipation and pride. Speculations ran high that this could be one of the most attended concerts at Lugogo, possibly setting a new benchmark for future events.
The success of this concert also spotlighted King Saha’s influence and his ability to bring people together, transcending typical entertainment boundaries.
In essence, King Saha’s concert was more than entertainment; it was a powerful demonstration of overcoming adversity through art and community spirit. It left a lasting impression on Kampala’s music scene, marking 2025 as a year of triumph for Ugandan music.
