Source Management singer Hajarah Namukwaya, popularly known as Spice Diana, has shared her thoughts on why fellow artist Ibrahim Mayanja, alias Big Eye Starboss, experienced a poor turnout at his recent concert.
Spice Diana believes that the low attendance was not due to Big Eye’s political affiliations, as some speculated, but rather a reflection of the current economic hardships Ugandans are facing.
“I think it is not about politics but also the economy itself is down, and people are struggling, plus a lot happening,” Spice Diana explained.
Spice Diana Shows Solidarity
In a gesture of support, Spice Diana offered Big Eye free access to her recording studio for live practice sessions, demonstrating her commitment to uplifting her peers in the industry.
Big Eye Remains Optimistic
Despite the low turnout, Big Eye Starboss expressed gratitude to those who attended. Taking to his social media platforms, he thanked his fans for their unwavering support throughout his music journey.
“I appreciate the love shown to me. Thank you for standing by me,” he shared.
Broader Industry Challenges
The Ugandan music industry has been grappling with economic challenges, which have affected concert attendance and artist earnings. As fans tighten their budgets, artists are finding new ways to connect with their audience and sustain their careers.
Stay tuned for more updates on Uganda’s entertainment scene, including international collaborations and local concert highlights.
