In November, musician Sheebah Karungi will be making 29 years and at her Omwooyo concert on November 30, Sheebah intends to unleash all her 29 shades of life.

"It is going to be big, better and mature. Bigger than the very first concert I had in 2016," Sheebah said of her upcoming concert.

Omwooyo in the Luganda language spoken widely in central Uganda means heart. Sheebah will be bringing her heart to you in this concert.

She has stuck with her winning team Vision Group and KT events to prepare for this much anticipated concert at Hotel Africana in Kampala.

"After the 2016 concert, the very first one for me, the hotel put a ban on concerts at their venue, but they have lifted it for me to have this concert," she says elated.

And unlike most artists who usually launch their hit songs at such massive concerts, Sheebah will be launching her new song omwooyo.

Music superstar Sheebah addressing the media during the partnership launch with Vision Group for the upcoming Omwoyo concert

"I am trying to change what has been going on in the music industry, the usual trend by bringing something new and taking the industry to another level," she says.

Dorah Namaala the Promotions Manager of Vision Groups vernacular Television Bukedde TV promised a concert of the year.

"We will be giving away tickets in our different TV shows to some lucky viewers to be part of this experience," she disclosed.

Daniel Komunda, from Coca Cola says their journey with Sheebah has been long. He says they are committed to growing with a musician who works so hard and promised lots of prizes for revellers to win at the Omwooyo concert.

Eddie Sendi of KT events says preparations for this concert started at the beginning of the year, promising a flawless concert.

Come November 30, 2018, Sheebah is going to serve her fans the best of her work as she brings to a close her birthday month with the launch of her new single.

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