Gospel Star Levixone Announces Mega Concert at Namboole Stadium
18 March 2020
By Gloria
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Uganda's gospel singer Sam Lucus Lubyogo popularly known as Levixone is set to stage a music concert in one of the biggest stadiums in Uganda, Namboole Stadium.
The concert dubbed "Tujjuze Namboole Mu Chikibombe" came as an inspiration from late South African Reggae legend, Lucky Dube's show in 2000 where he filled the stadium to full capacity.
The concert is slated for 12 December, 2020 and Levixone hopes to fill the stadium that has close to 46,000 people seating capacity.
Levixone is known for songs like Turn the Replay, More Blessings, Watching You, Hope among others.
Here is his full statement regarding the concert:
"The wait is over and the time is here! UGANDA, EAST AFRICA and AFRICA. LUCKY DUBE did it for South Africa in Uganda for the third time in 2000. I remember I was 7yrs old when I watched him perform for a full stadium at NAMBOOLE on our neighbour’s black and white Television.
"Not only was I amazed by his performance, but I was also marvelled by the attendance and could not stop seeing myself do the same. However, I did not know how and when… ALL I HAD WAS A DREAM! A dream that I would fill stadiums as renown boxer Muhammad Ali… Little did I know that God had a bigger plan for my life in the Gospel music industry.
"Over the years, my goal has been to raise the #respect and #esteem of Gospel music and not just that but to take Gospel music concerts out of Church to Auditoriums, Arenas and to the biggest Stadiums. This audacious dream can only be fulfilled in #Namboole stadium and this year we are filling NAMBOOLE STADIUM not for anything but FOR CHRIST! Ladies and Gentlemen, allow me to dream and make my dream come true as we uplift the GREATNESS of #God and power,” Levixone posted on his Facebook page.
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