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Mesach Semakula Celebrates Musical Legacy with Sold-Out Concert

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Veteran Ugandan musician Sir Mesach Semakula has celebrated his remarkable musical journey with a successful concert that reportedly sold out 347 tables at Kingdom Kampala.

Dubbed Live in 50 Years of Greatness, the event brought together music lovers from different generations to honour the singer’s contribution to Uganda’s music industry and his lasting influence on the country’s live music scene.

Semakula’s musical career dates back to 1993, when he joined Umar Katumba’s band, Emmitto, at the age of 16. Since then, he has grown into one of Uganda’s celebrated live performers, building a career that has spanned several decades.

The concert attracted both longtime followers and younger music enthusiasts, highlighting the continued popularity of his music among different age groups.

Ordinary tickets for the event cost Shs100,000, while VIP tables were sold at Shs3 million. The reported sale of 347 tables reflected the strong support the veteran singer continues to enjoy from his fans.

Despite rain disrupting the evening’s proceedings at the start, fans stayed on to enjoy the celebration and show their appreciation for the musician.

Production company Fenon Events was responsible for staging the show, providing the stage design, lighting and sound that contributed to the concert experience. The company brought its production expertise to an event celebrating one of Uganda’s established musical figures.

Beyond the performances and entertainment, 50 Years of Greatness offered an opportunity to reflect on Semakula’s musical journey and the legacy he has built over the years.

The concert also demonstrated how his music continues to connect with audiences, including a younger generation of Ugandans.

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