TAKEAWAYS

• Musician Chris Evans is begging Biggie Events to move Jose Chameleone’s Dec 4 concert to save his own show’s turnout.
• Evans claimed he is drowning in debt and desperately needs the revenue from his upcoming performance to survive.
• The artist admitted Chameleone is such a powerhouse that competing for fans on the same day is nearly impossible.

Musician Chris Evans has pleaded with event organizer Biggie Events to consider postponing Jose Chameleone’s Unlimited: Dr. Jose Chameleone Live in Concert, scheduled for December 4 at Lugogo Cricket Oval, because it falls on the same day as his own concert.

In a recent interview with BBS TV, Chris Evans expressed concern that the clash could affect his concert attendance and earnings, revealing that he is struggling with significant debts and needs to make as much money as possible from his show.

“If there’s a possibility, let her kindly remove the event,” he pleaded.

The singer argued that Chameleone is doing well financially compared to him, making the situation particularly challenging as he tries to earn money from his own concert.

He further revealed that he and his team are unsettled by the situation, especially after some of Chameleone’s fans allegedly warned them about what could happen if the two concerts go ahead on the same day.

“We asked them to change the date because it’s possible,” he said, expressing fears that when December 4 arrives, fans could choose to attend Chameleone’s concert instead of his.

He urged music fans to support both artists rather than focusing solely on Chameleone, arguing that although the two musicians might appear to have different audiences, the Valu Valu singer has a massive following and attracts fans from different parts of the country.

Chris Evans acknowledged Chameleone’s dominance in the music industry, noting that the singer is a major force who moves “left, right, and center,” making it difficult for another artist to compete with him on the same day.

He hopes that Biggie Events will consider his plea and that both musicians can receive support from their respective fans as they prepare for their December 4 concerts.