Singer Mesach Semakula’s ’50 Years of Greatness’ concert is one that many fans who turned up for the show are unlikely to forget, but perhaps for all the wrong reasons.

The concert ended prematurely following a heavy downpour that disrupted the event, leaving some of the artistes on the scheduled performance lineup without a chance to take to the stage.

On a positive note, Semakula took to the stage relatively early, around 7:30 PM, kicking off his first set with performances alongside his dancers.

However, the event was not without controversy, as several revelers expressed frustration over what they described as excessive charges for basic services, including parking and seating.

Some complained about paying Shs150,000 for ordinary tickets only to spend the entire show standing, unless they parted with an additional Shs30,000 to hire a plastic chair.

Their frustration was further heightened by the Shs50,000 parking fee, with some accusing Semakula of being selfish and describing the arrangements as unfair.

Have never seen someone as selfish as Mesach Semakula, really? We paid Shs150,000 for entrance. On top of that, Shs50,000 for parking and a seat at Shs30,000. Really!

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They went on to explain how they will never return to show a concert, saying they will now wait those of artists of their generation.

We’re going to wait for our generation’s artistes, but this has been a no-no. It’s really unfair. At Shs150,000, you can’t make people stand like this.

We will never forgive you for this, Mesach. Imagine a lady who had just plaited her hair, done her makeup and bought new outfits, only for you to make her stand throughout the show! You’re very selfish.