Rising Ugandan music star Dax Vibez, real name Ivan Bugembe Sentamu, is gearing up for his first-ever concert, scheduled for August 29, 2025. Since embarking on his music career, this marks a significant milestone for the artist, as he aims to put on a show to remember for his growing fanbase.
Preparations in Full Swing
Preparations for the highly anticipated concert are already underway, with Dax Vibez and his team working ahead of schedule to ensure a seamless and memorable experience. The event is expected to feature energetic performances, surprise guest appearances, and a well-curated setlist showcasing his musical journey.
Industry Critics Weigh In
Despite the excitement surrounding the concert, some industry critics argue that given his recent success and the influence of his elder brother, Bobi Wine, Dax Vibez should have opted for a larger venue. With his rising popularity, many believe a bigger space would better accommodate his expanding fanbase.
Why Hotel Africana?
Addressing these concerns in a recent interview, Dax Vibez emphasized that his decision to hold the concert at Hotel Africana was based on practical and personal considerations. He highlighted his strong working relationship with the venue’s management and his comfort in hosting his maiden concert in a familiar setting.
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“The concert is a celebration of how far I have come. I chose Africana because I have a good relationship with them, and it’s also a comfortable place for my fans,” Dax Vibez shared.
He also pointed out the venue’s accessibility, ensuring that his supporters can easily attend without logistical challenges.
A Night to Remember
Dax Vibez’s debut concert promises to be an electrifying experience, bringing together fans, fellow artists, and industry stakeholders. With a growing catalog of hits and a reputation for energetic performances, the event is set to be a defining moment in his career.
Fans are encouraged to mark their calendars for August 29, 2025, and prepare to witness Dax Vibez make history at Hotel Africana.
