King Michael has defended his decision to stage his recent concert in a tent outside Serena Hotel instead of using the venueβs traditional conference hall, insisting the event was a success despite criticism.
The singer revealed that the outdoor setup was a deliberate choice after he was advised that ongoing construction near the hall would make access and parking difficult for guests. He explained that rather than risk inconveniencing fans, he opted for the open-air arrangement.
While many social media users questioned the turnout and claimed the concert failed to attract a large crowd, King Michael says the event met all his expectations.
We ashamed our critics and everything went according to plan. I focused much on the tables and they were 60, and people were like 500. The choice was mine to hold it outside because they advised me that it wasnβt convenient to park because the side under construction was blocking access to the hall, so we held it outside. What matters is that I went back home with money with no debts.
He added that he is not bothered by critics, saying they are wasting their time because he is satisfied with the outcome of the concert.
Riding on what he believes is renewed momentum, King Michael says he is now one of the trending artists in the country and is planning more performances in Mbale and other towns. After completing the shows, he intends to take a holiday in Zanzibar before travelling to Canada.
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