Dancehall musician Kapeke has revealed that he currently has no plans to stage a major concert, despite growing anticipation from fans who are eager to see him headline his own big show. The singer has been enjoying a strong run in Uganda’s music scene over the past two years, with several of his songs gaining attention, particularly among young music lovers.

However, Kapeke says he would rather take his time before putting together a full-scale concert. Speaking during an interview with a local television station, the artist revealed that he is instead working on something smaller and more personal for the young fans who have supported his musical journey. “I can't plan a concert right now, but I have something special for my fans.

I am talking about the youths, the young ones, because those are the people I release music for,” he said. For Kapeke, the focus at the moment is on getting closer to his audience and giving his young fan base an experience they can enjoy, rather than rushing into a major concert.

The dancehall star has steadily built a name for himself on Uganda’s music scene, with his sound attracting a growing following over the past couple of years. While fans may have to wait a little longer for Kapeke’s first major concert, his planned youth-focused event could give them another opportunity to connect with the singer and enjoy his music in a more intimate setting.

For now, Kapeke appears focused on strengthening his relationship with the fans who have been part of his rise, especially the young audience that continues to embrace his music.