The East Side Tour Concert lit up the Ndere Cultural Centre with an electrifying night of music, dance, and raw African talent, as fans filled the venue to capacity for what turned out to be a truly unforgettable musical spectacle.
Headlining the sold-out show were Nigerian breakout stars Boy Spyce, Bayanni, and Magixx of the famed Mavin Records, who delivered explosive sets that had fans screaming and singing along to every lyric. From viral hits to emotional ballads, the trio’s performances were nothing short of sensational, leaving no doubt about their rising stardom across the continent.

Uganda’s own musical powerhouses – Ava Peace, Vinka, Denesi, and Joshua Baraka – brought local heat to the stage, representing the 256 with infectious energy and crowd-commanding performances. Each act was met with thunderous applause, proving that Uganda’s music scene is thriving and ready for the global stage.
In a surprise twist that sent shockwaves through the crowd, Kenyan rapper Butrous hit the stage for a guest appearance, performing his chart-topping anthem Angela to deafening cheers from fans who didn’t see it coming.

The night was masterfully hosted by TV personalities Sheila Gashumba and Sheila Salta, who kept the crowd buzzing in between performances with their vibrant chemistry and infectious stage presence. Keeping the vibe alive from start to finish were DJ Tony and DJ Rocky, spinning crowd favorites and Afrobeat bangers that kept feet moving all night long.
The success of the event was made possible by the backing of an impressive lineup of sponsors and partners, including Talent Africa Group, ACE, Hustle Sasa, NRG Radio, Mighty Rides, Fairway Hotel, SafeBoda, and Jameson Black Barrel. Their support helped deliver a polished, world-class concert experience that highlighted the strength and synergy of East and West African music cultures.

From the opening act to the final encore, the East Side Tour Concert in Kampala wasn’t just another show – it was a celebration of youth, unity, and the unshakable rise of African music on the global map.






















