When the lights went down at Lugogo Hockey Grounds last night, it was clear that Kampala had witnessed something special. The Jambazz Rave 2025, featuring Gabzy live in Kampala, was more than a concert; it was a cultural moment that will be remembered for years.
From the first beat, Gabzy owned the stage. His smooth blend of R&B and Afrobeats connected with the crowd in a way few artists can. He performed fan favourites such as Stay, Pull Up, X, As Friends, Party Riddim, and Trouble. Each track drew loud cheers, and the audience sang along to every word. The energy in the stadium proved one thing—Kampala had been waiting for this return, and Gabzy delivered without missing a note.
The event was not just about Gabzy. The supporting acts elevated the night into a full experience. DJ Alisha turned up the heat with her seamless mixes that kept the crowd moving. Mike Kayihura brought soulful energy straight from Kigali, adding depth and richness to the lineup. Kampala’s very own Etania proved why she is a fan favourite, while Life of the Party lived up to the name by igniting the atmosphere with infectious energy.
Gabzy Live In Kampala Won’t be Forgotten
Every detail of the Jambazz Rave spoke to Kampala’s growing influence in the global music scene. The stage design, the sound quality, and the organisation reflected an event that was both world-class and proudly Ugandan. The crowd’s enthusiasm showed how deeply music connects people, and last night Kampala celebrated not just Gabzy, but music itself.
Fans who grabbed tables as “Ministers of Enjoyment” were treated to a premium experience, while the general crowd still enjoyed every moment thanks to the electrifying performances and good vibes. Social media was flooded with clips, photos, and live streams that captured the unforgettable atmosphere.
The success of Gabzy live in Kampala proves that the city is ready for bigger and better music experiences. The demand, energy, and support from fans underscore Uganda’s position as a burgeoning hub for global music tours. If last night was any indication, Kampala’s entertainment scene is entering a new era, and fans can’t wait for the next big show.
