Mariam Ndagire to Stage a Mega Concert at Kingdom Kampala Dubbed ‘THE OPUS OF LOVE Concert’

The celebrated Ugandan artist will headline “The Opus of Love” at Kingdom Kampala on December 11, 2026.

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Ugandan music and film icon Mariam Ndagire is set to make her highly anticipated return to the live concert stage with a new show titled “The Opus of Love.”

The concert is scheduled for December 11, 2026, at Kingdom Kampala, where Ndagire will take fans on a musical journey celebrating her career and contribution to Uganda’s creative industry.

The event is being organised by Twisted Events, with music lovers, creatives, celebrities and Ndagire’s longtime fans expected to gather for the special evening.

Ndagire has built a celebrated career spanning music, acting, filmmaking and theatre, establishing herself as one of Uganda’s respected figures in the entertainment industry.

“The Opus of Love” is expected to showcase her timeless music catalogue while celebrating the impact she has made on Uganda’s entertainment scene over the years.

Ticket Prices

Tickets for the concert have been set at UGX 200,000 for Ordinary, while VIP tables cost UGX 3 million and Premium tables are priced at UGX 5 million.

With Twisted Events organising the concert, anticipation is building ahead of Ndagire’s return to the live stage.

For her fans, “The Opus of Love” will offer an opportunity to experience her music while celebrating an artistic journey that has spanned several decades and multiple creative disciplines.

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