Over eight revelers fell unconscious at Nwagi’s concert due to the big crowd.

Renowned musician Winnie Nakanwagi alias Winnie Nwagi (Fire Baby) made history yesterday, 9th, September after she filled Lugogo Cricket Oval to the brim during her concert that was dubbed ‘Fire Concert.’

The theme of the concert was, “It’s not a fire concert without fireworks.”

With entrance fee of Shs.20,000 (Ordinary), Shs.80,000 (early VIP), Shs.100,000 (Gate VIP) and Shs.2.5m for a table of eight (8), Cricket Oval was full by 8:00pm.

The concert was sponsored by KT Events, Swangz Avenue, Club Pilsner, New Vision among others.

Her concert was attended by a number of artists who included; Zawedde Priscilla alias Azawi, Luggya Veronica alias Vinka, Walukagga Shafik alias Fik Fameica, Namukwaya Hajjara alias Spice Diana, Nina Kankunda alias Nina Roz among others.

Other musicians included, Karole Kasita, Mukiiza Frank alias Feffe Bussi, Yusuf Senabulya alias Kabako, Carol Nantongo among others.

Among the renowned musicians who also attended but did not perform was Juliana Kanyomozi and Rema Namakula.

As performers, excited revelers, MCs led by Patrick Salvador and others invited the musician of the day, with Fireworks which were lit for over 20 minutes.

Nwagi appeared in a glamorous wedding-like red dress which did not excite revellers being that they expected her to put on her usual ‘pum pum’ shorts.

As she started to perform, her designers kept coming on stage and removing one outfit for each song.

This too shocked revelers as she didn’t have to leave stage to change but rather remove one cloth from the other live on stage.

Meanwhile, the biggest number of fans were seen dressed exactly like she normally dresses in her ‘pum pum’ shorts and buggy shirts.

As the concert got more exciting, many were seen fainting, because of the enormous crowds.

Nwagi however expressed her gratitude to her fans for coming in to support her.

theGrapevine brings to you the hottest and thick babes at the biggest concert so far this year.

By Kalamira Hope and Joel Wansaale

Dazzling, curvy and hot looking Banyarwanda, Bafumbira and Burundi babes bombarded Hill Top Naguru for the “Iwacu Heza” fete.

“Iwacu Heza,” which is the 4th edition happened on 31st, August and attracted women who stormed the place in celebration of their culture.

Tickets for the event went for Shs.500,000, a table of six with a whiskey bottle, early bird, Shs.10,000 and ordinary pay was Shs.15000.

The event whose theme was dubbed “Celebrating the Bafumbira, Barundi and Banyarwanda contemporary culture,” attracted a number of artists.

The artists included, King Derio, Slenda MC, Laika among others who are Ugandan based and Bwiza the Rwandan song bird who recently released her hit song “Ready” featuring John Blaq.

The event attracted a number of DJs who included, DJ Emmat, DJ Slugface, DJ Yela and DJ Lenzo.

Since it was a traditional event, the traditional performances were by the Ingyenzi troupe, a traditional troupe from Rwanda.

The event also had activities like riddles in their local dialect , ‘Kwivuga’, ‘Inanga’ and a saxophonist.

“Iwacu Heza” always happens twice in one year and the next edition with happen on 27th, November, 2022.

It should also be noted that the proceeds from the event went towards supporting the rotary club of Mgahinga in empowering young girls in Kisoro with reusable sanitary pads.

By Kalamira Hope

Nigerian singer Ayra Starr excited revelers at the 27th Edition of Blankets & Wine fest held at Lugogo Cricket Oval on Sunday, 24th, July.

Ayra excited revelers when she asked them who could sing along to her recent song Afro soul.

Besides Ayra Starr, South African duo Blaq Diamond, who came on stage following a surprise fireworks display, entertained the crowd with hits like Ibhanoyi and Summer yo Muthi.

Other performers throughout the day included; Kamanzi, Zulitums, Brian Aliddeki, Melodic Inversions, Joshua Baraka and DJs Ssesse, FEM DJ and others.

Women dressed their best during the fest and left men pocketing.

theGrapevine brings you the hottest, coolest, best and worst dressed Kampala babes and dudes who attended.

By Hope Kalamira