The legendary Ali Campbell feat. UB40 concert that was scheduled for this Thursday, the 21st, was regrettably canceled due to an unforeseen clash of bookings at Kololo Grounds as Promoter Balaam had also organized an NRM Youth Rally.
The popular reggae band, ready to unleash their musical magic upon eager fans, was left with their bags packed but no stage to perform on. The culprit behind this unexpected twist is none other than promoter extraordinaire, Balam Barugahara.
It appears that Balaam had secured the venue initially for a grand occasion - none other than the President's address to the youth. The clash of events left UB40 with no choice but to reschedule their performance for a later date in the coming year, when the event organizers can secure a suitable alternative venue.
In a surprising twist of fate, the reggae beats will have to wait as the grounds play host to a presidential extravaganza instead. Fans of both the legendary band and the President's engagement with the youth are left with mixed emotions, as they prepare to shuffle their schedules to accommodate the unforeseen double booking.
The incident has sparked a lively debate on social media, with netizens sharing their thoughts on this clash of titans at Kololo Grounds. While disappointment lingers over the canceled UB40 gig, excitement is building for what promises to be an unforgettable presidential rendezvous with the youth.
As the curtains fall on the initially scheduled UB40 concert, fans and event-goers alike can only hope that the rescheduled performance will bring even more reggae vibes and positive energy to Kampala.
Until then, the stage remains set for Balaam's presidential spectacle at Kololo Grounds, with anticipation running high for an event that promises to be both entertaining and impactful.
President @KagutaMuseveni first ever Ghetto empowerment rally on tomorrow at Kololo Airstrip. Be part of the history. pic.twitter.com/6JXL2edA72
— Balaam Barugahara Ateenyi.Dr (@BalaamAteenyiDr) December 19, 2023
