TAKEAWAYS

• A Pass plans to stage his 2027 concert at Kololo Airstrip.
• The Wuuyo singer says fans have already promised to buy multiple tables.
• The concert would be his next major step after his successful debut show at Serena Hotel.

Ugandan reggae and dancehall singer A Pass has set his sights on one of the biggest concert venues in the country, announcing plans to stage a major show at Kololo Airstrip in 2027.

The Wuuyo singer, real name Alexander Bagonza, made the revelation during a TikTok Live, where he reflected on how marriage has changed his outlook on life. A Pass recently married his wife, Alicia, in a traditional ceremony.

He said he is confident he can fill Kololo Airstrip despite the huge challenge that comes with staging a concert at the venue.

“There are people who have already promised to buy over eight tables from me if I decide to organise the concert there.”

A Pass added that he is not intimidated by the size of the venue and intends to make the concert happen in 2027.

“Come 2027, I am going to stage this concert and nothing is going to stop me.”

Kololo Airstrip has increasingly become a major benchmark for Ugandan musicians seeking to demonstrate their popularity and ability to draw large crowds. In August 2026, Ray G staged his concert at the venue, following the earlier success of other major shows.

For A Pass, the ambition comes after he successfully held his debut concert at Kampala Serena Hotel, and he now appears ready to take the next step in his live-performance career.

If the plan materialises, A Pass will join a growing list of Ugandan artists willing to test their fan bases at Kololo, with King Saha, Ray G, Eddy Kenzo, and the Cindy Sheebah Battle among the major concerts that have kept the venue firmly in the spotlight.