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14th/10/2025. KAMPALA, UGANDA – Kampala is set to host the highly anticipated Ivyson Tour featuring South African rap sensation Nasty C is on November 7, 2025. The event will take place at Motiv in Bugolobi, marking a significant highlight of the 2nd edition of the Aumex Conference.
Organized by Talent Africa Group in collaboration with Aumex, this event promises to be an unforgettable experience for fans and industry professionals alike.
The Ivyson Kampala Tour is not just a concert; it is the climax of the Aumex Conference, Uganda’s premier music business gathering. Scheduled from November 6 to 8, the conference aims to empower artists, producers, and industry professionals through a series of networking opportunities, educational masterclasses, and showcases designed to connect local talent with global opportunities. Participants will have the chance to engage with industry leaders from renowned organizations such as Mavin Records, Warner Music Group, and Virgin Music, among others.

Attendees can look forward to insightful panels and workshops led by prominent figures in the music industry, exclusive networking sessions with labels, publishers, and promoters, and a live showcase featuring Uganda’s most exciting upcoming talent alongside Nasty C. Additionally, a special Women in Music networking brunch and panel will be held, fostering discussions around the empowerment of women in the music industry.
Nasty C’s performance is a highlight of the Aumex Conference, allowing fans across Africa to actively participate in bringing the tour to their cities. Uganda has successfully advanced to Round 3 of this initiative, powered by TOORLY. Now the goal is to officially unlock Kampala as a tour stop. To make this happen, fans are encouraged to pre-order their tickets, with a target of 200 tickets needed to secure the event. Should the ticket goal not be reached, all pre-orders will be refunded, ensuring that fans face no risk.

Nasty C expressed his excitement for the tour, stating, “Each time I announce a tour, the comment section is full of fans wanting the tour in their city and feeling left out. This time, I wanted to give ALL cities the chance to bring the tour to them. Fans Requested Kampala, and now let’s unlock it!”
Tickets are available on the fan-driven platform TOORLY: https://toorly.com/campaign/ivyson-tour-kampala/ and prices are set as follows:
General Tickets are available for 30,000 UGX, while Ivyson Tickets, which include a signed tour poster and 20% off merchandise, are priced at 60,000 UGX. For fans seeking a more exclusive experience, Ivyson Max Tickets are available for 180,000 UGX, which includes a meet-and-greet with Nasty C, 20% off merchandise, and access to the Ivyson Army HQ. After the initial 200 tickets are sold, only general tickets will be available.
Join us for an unforgettable night of music, culture, and empowerment at the Ivyson Tour in Kampala. Together, let’s make this event a reality!
**Devosh Matovu** is an experienced editor with a deep passion and expertise in the Ugandan entertainment industry. Having been actively involved in the sector since 2018, Devosh has become a respected figure known for his keen eye for emerging trends and his ability to cover breaking stories that shape the entertainment landscape in Uganda. His knowledge and understanding of local talent, music, film, fashion, and other cultural aspects have made him a valuable asset to the media industry. Devosh is always on the lookout for the latest developments and leads to keep his audience informed about the dynamic world of Ugandan entertainment.
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