Afro-pop singer turned-politician Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, famously known as Bobi Wine, will on the 20th of April be making history as he is set to hold a concert at the prestigious Intercontinental London – The O2 Arena.
He shared the great news of his forthcoming performance at The O2 Arena through the artwork on his social media platforms an achievement that he is going to become the first Uganda entertainer to hit the huge milestone.
Bobi Wine’s performance at The O2 Arena is going to be a significant and groundbreaking feat in his music career and for fellow Ugandans which will solidify his status as a global icon and an advocate for social change.
Taking to his social media accounts he wrote stating that the show is dubbed the THE RETURN OF THE GLADIATOR in an upgraded version.
“THE RETURN OF THE GLADIATOR upgraded, bigger and better. New venue, a bigger line-up, and longer hours of fun. I can’t wait to see you all in London Next weekend!”, Bobi Wine
The show comes just a few weeks after he missed out on winning the
Oscars Award for the documentary film “Bobi Wine The People’s President” produced by Moses Bwayo, Christopher Sharp, and the National Geographical Documentary Films team.
Bobi Wine’s documentary came second to “20 DAYS IN MARRIPOUL”, and he was impressed by the achievements they have managed to get including winning highly recognizable awards.
The show is set to happen next weekend and the people of London will be thrilled to watch their star do what he does best.
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