Demarco interviewed by DJ Mosh of Urban TV upon his arrival at Entebbe International Airport . PHOTO/Denis Dibele/New vision

Dressed in black T-shirt and jeans, the Ghetto Youth singer alongside local music promoter Suudi Lukwago later delayed at the clearance desk for over an hour trying to sort out luggage issue.
He said he feels at home in Uganda and is honoured to be able to come back for the second time following his 2012 concert.

“I have been asked to come back to Uganda and that means I am doing a good job. It’s a great honour to be here again and I promise all Ugandans a wonderful performance all Saturday. Tell every Ugandan to show up for a massive moment with me,” he spoke in Jamaican patois.

Born Collin Demar Edwards, the Jamaican is best known for his hit singles "Duppy Know Ah Who Fi Frighten", featuring on the Shoot Out Riddim, "Fallen Soldiers.” 

He also produced the Top Speed Riddim where he recorded the song "Gal Dem Want" with the Alliance leader Bounty Killer. He recently recorded a remix to Rihanna’s hit Rude Boy.

He has also done collabos with Ugandan dancehall singer Peter Miles and is expected to record more with some local artists.

Street Jam is expected to attract several local artists and will also feature a deejay.

Club Silk media officer Moses Opolot assured everyone to come in droves flaunting documents showing the event’s approval by city authorities.

Artistes from celebrated Swangz Avenue and Fire Base Crew were denied entrance and ordered to pay for tickets at the Tunga Tunga-Amaaso Concert at Hotel Africana. RnB singer Viboyo, celebrated producer Benon and rapper Banjoman were told to stay away from the gate by mean-faced bouncers, who did not want to be told the status of the trio and their people. According to sources, the organisers were irritated by the numbers the trio had with them. They were ok with the trio accessing the venue but not with the numbers they had following them. Matters were compounded when the trio insisted on accessing the venue with their people. It took hours for the show organisers to let the artistes in with their people. Sources tell us the trio had to sound out the Goodlyf Entertainment management to prevail on the organisers to have them in as it appeared they were heading for shame. However, the fracas at the entrance aside, the Goodlyf put up a spirited performance for their fans. Many were heard saying; "it was money well spent and looking forward to the next show

Shame As Viboyo, Benon, Banjoman Bounced At Tunga Tunga Concert

Submitted by hashraf on Sat, 05/03/2014 - 18:25

Artistes from celebrated Swangz Avenue and Fire Base Crew were last night shown the door and ordered to pay for tickets at the Tunga Tunga-Amaaso Concert at Hotel Africana. RnB singer Viboyo, celebrated producer Benon and rapper Banjoman were told to stay away from the gate by mean-faced bouncers, who did not want to be told the status of the trio and their people. According to sources, the organisers were irritated by the numbers the trio had with them. They were ok with the trio accessing the venue but not with the numbers they had following them. Matters were compounded when the trio insisted on accessing the venue with their people. It took hours for the show organisers to let the artistes in with their people. Sources tell us the trio had to sound out the Goodlyf Entertainment management to prevail on the organisers to have them in as it appeared they were heading for shame. However, the fracas at the entrance aside, the Goodlyf put up a spirited performance for their fans. Many were heard saying; "it was money well spent and looking forward to the next show".

- See more at: http://www.galaxyfm.co.ug/2014/05/03/shame-viboyo-benon-banjoman-bounced-tunga-tunga-concert#sthash.mJ0K0uBo.6nMfhJxG.dpuf

Shame As Viboyo, Benon, Banjoman Bounced At Tunga Tunga Concert

Submitted by hashraf on Sat, 05/03/2014 - 18:25

Artistes from celebrated Swangz Avenue and Fire Base Crew were last night shown the door and ordered to pay for tickets at the Tunga Tunga-Amaaso Concert at Hotel Africana. RnB singer Viboyo, celebrated producer Benon and rapper Banjoman were told to stay away from the gate by mean-faced bouncers, who did not want to be told the status of the trio and their people. According to sources, the organisers were irritated by the numbers the trio had with them. They were ok with the trio accessing the venue but not with the numbers they had following them. Matters were compounded when the trio insisted on accessing the venue with their people. It took hours for the show organisers to let the artistes in with their people. Sources tell us the trio had to sound out the Goodlyf Entertainment management to prevail on the organisers to have them in as it appeared they were heading for shame. However, the fracas at the entrance aside, the Goodlyf put up a spirited performance for their fans. Many were heard saying; "it was money well spent and looking forward to the next show".

- See more at: http://www.galaxyfm.co.ug/2014/05/03/shame-viboyo-benon-banjoman-bounced-tunga-tunga-concert#sthash.mJ0K0uBo.6nMfhJxG.dpuf

Club Silk tag teams Club Beer for a mega Club Street Jam

 Featuring Jamaican International dancehall superstar DERMACO.

Get your dancing shoes ready for Saturday, 10th May 2014. 

Gates open at 4 p.m. and the fun lasts all night. It's going to be sooo ballistic, soooo Club.

 Club. Tastefully Different. 

Not for sale to persons under 18.

 The newest Lounge in Kampala opened for the Public on Friday April 25th at 10pm

 
From May 2nd your Friday evenings will be elevated in style every Friday from 6pm-1am at the Sky Lounge; Kampala's trendiest new lounge and rooftop terrace.

Sky Lounge is located above the former Pavement Restaurant in Kisementi. 

Come Enjoy Absolut cocktails and bottle specials while listening to DJ Crisio playing a funky music mix to kick start your weekend.

Brought to you by Talent Africa, Sky Lounge and Absolut

 

Revellers fill the roof top of sky Lounge, former Pavement bar

Adaptability and change are our norms!