Ghanaian Afrobeats singer OliveTheBoy continued his growing international run after headlining The After Dark at Nomad Kampala in Uganda on 25 July 2026.
The Good sin hitmaker led one of Kampala’s biggest nightlife events, delivering a performance that attracted music lovers from across the Ugandan capital and further expanded his footprint in East Africa.
Ahead of the event, OliveTheBoy invited fans to join him for what he described as a memorable night of music and entertainment.
Videos shared online after the concert showed enthusiastic fans singing along to some of his biggest songs, highlighting the growing appeal of Ghanaian Afrobeats beyond West Africa.
The performance comes as the singer continues to build on the success of his breakout hits and increase his presence on the continental live music scene.
The Uganda appearance is another milestone in OliveTheBoy’s international career as demand for Ghanaian artistes continues to rise across Africa.
Having established himself as one of Ghana’s fastest-rising young acts, the singer has steadily expanded his audience through performances outside the country, reinforcing the growing influence of Ghanaian music on the African entertainment landscape.
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