King Saha’s Ebiseera was the most attended event at the venue in a long time, and it shared a common trait with the majority of events this year—that is, they were all sold out.
Finding a convenient location to view the show by 9 p.m. was becoming increasingly difficult. To observe the activity on stage, guests in the VIP area had to stand on chairs because all areas, including the general, VIP, and VVIP, were completely packed.
With two enormous screens set up, Fenon Events went above and beyond on stage, providing the finest lighting and appropriate graphics for the hundreds of people in attendance to view the show.
Their amazing sound system that evening also played a part in the success of the show.
Saha received the support he deserved during the performance, not only from his fans but also from other performers.
While some people performed, others simply came to watch and support Saha. One person who generated a lot of excitement at the event was politician-turned-artist Bobi Wine.
Every time a performer sent out a shout-out, the crowd would sing Bobi Bobi.
Rema Namakula, Eddy Kenzo, and other celebrities and politicians were among the others in attendance.
On the other hand, in support of Kinga Saha, B2C, Lydia Jazmine, Spice Diana, KapaCat, Fresh Kid, Jose Chameleone, Big Eye, King Michael, Fik Fameica, Karole Kasita, Mickie Wine, Levixone, Sheebah, Ziza Bafana, and Carol Nantongo performed among others.
Main man King Saha conducted two sessions, the first from 9 to 10 p.m. and the second from 11 to 12 p.m. He sang some of his best hits in each session, including Very Well, Biri Biri, Sala Pulesa, Pretty, Mpeta, Hello, Zakayo, Ebiseera, and I’m on my way.
Fans went into a frenzy after his performance because they could not stop singing along and became enamored with Saha’s song.
