Kampala witnessed a night to remember on August 30, 2025, when Mun G lit up the Serena Hotel with his highly anticipated Champions Ball Concert. Fans turned up in full force, filling the grand venue with an energy that proved why Ugandan hip-hop continues to claim its place on the biggest stages.
From the very first beat, the crowd knew they were part of something special. Mun G stepped on stage with his trademark confidence, and the roar that greeted him echoed across the Serena. Every song he performed carried layers of passion, experience, and the lyrical mastery that has defined his fourteen-year journey.
The atmosphere grew more electric with each performance. Nutty Neithan raised the tempo, bringing fans to their feet with his infectious dancehall flavour. Big Trill followed, shaking the hall with his high-energy delivery that blended seamlessly with Mun G’s momentum. Together, they reminded the audience why the Baboon Forest legacy remains an essential chapter in Uganda’s music story.
Similarly, Joshua Baraka lit up Serena with his electrifying performance of Nayomi, his collaboration with Mun G, before taking the crowd even higher with the global chart-topping hit Wrong Places. Just when the energy reached its peak, Naava Grey took the stage and shifted the mood beautifully. Her soulful set added depth and balance to the night, and her powerful vocals left the audience in pure awe.
Throughout the concert, the production matched the music. The live band kept the energy flawless, the lighting brought drama to every note, and the sound captured every emotion with clarity. Guests sipped on Castle Lite as promised, adding a refreshing edge to the vibrant atmosphere.
By the time Mun G closed the night, it was clear he had delivered on his word. This was not just another show; it was a milestone moment for Ugandan hip-hop. Fans left the Serena Hotel buzzing with excitement, carrying memories they will cherish for years.
The Champions Ball Concert was more than an event; it was a celebration of talent, resilience, and the growing pride in Uganda’s music industry. Mun G stood tall, and his fans stood with him, making history together.
