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Blankets and Wines’ 30th Edition: Kampala Gears Up for a Night of Music, Culture, and Security
By Kamya Ignatius
Kampala is ablaze with anticipation as the milestone 30th edition of Blankets and Wines draws near. This Sunday, on the 17th of October, the Lugogo Cricket Oval will metamorphose into a dynamic fusion of music, art, fashion, and camaraderie, as revelers unite to commemorate this iconic event.
Assistant Superintendent of Police, Luke Owoyesigyire, has assured the public that security will be paramount. With attendees expected from abroad, including dancehall sensation Konshens, security agencies are dedicated to ensuring a safe environment. Owoyesigyire also urged the public to adhere to guidelines and announced traffic diversions around the cricket oval.
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From its humble origins, Blankets and Wines has evolved into a cultural phenomenon, leaving an enduring impact on Kampala’s social fabric. The event’s seamless integration of music and lifestyle has solidified its status as a must-attend experience.
Konshens, the headline act, shared his enthusiasm, promising an electrifying performance that will resonate with Ugandans. Renowned for his stage charisma and chart-topping hits, Konshens is poised to captivate the audience with an energetic show.
The stage will witness a stellar lineup featuring Elijah Kitaka, Likkel Bangi, Lucass Blacc, CEEE, Kampire, DJ FEM, DJ Bugy, and Etania. Each artist contributes a unique style, ensuring a diverse and unforgettable musical experience.
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Beyond being an event, Blankets and Wines is an immersive celebration of Uganda’s rich cultural tapestry. The amalgamation of live music, art, and fashion fosters an atmosphere of togetherness synonymous with this iconic gathering.
Organizers have left no stone unturned to ensure this edition becomes a night etched in memory. With unwavering support from security agencies and artists’ commitment, this Sunday promises a celebration of music, culture, and community like no other.
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