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Bien, one-fourth of the famous boyband Sauti Sol admitted a big sense of nostalgia as he returned 10 years later, to the iconic Victoria Auditorium.
“Sometimes when I am on stage, I get a chance to look back at where I am coming from. My last time playing in this hall was 10 years ago,” he said
“We (Sauti Sol) had just had our first break-out hit in Uganda called Sura Yako. Right now I look back and I am thinking to myself how beautiful those days were.”
Hitting the stage at exactly midnight, the talented vocalist went straight in performing back-to-back tunes off of his new album “Alusa Why Why Are You Topless,” and dedicating most of them to the lovers in the house.
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For one and a half hours, the singer took the crowd through a thrilling marathon of his solo hits such as True Love, Sex and Marijuana – which he said he wrote for a Ugandan woman –, Chikwere, as well as the old hits by Sauti Sol.
Every so often, Bien expressed surprise at how the crowd was well-versed with the lyrics of his new songs.
“I thought I needed to teach you these lines, but it seems you are good to go,” he said.
The concert dubbed “A Night With Bien” was organised by Malembe Entertainment and hosted by rapper and radio host Timothy Code and NRG radio host Zion Kente.
The night kicked off with a stellar performances from some of the Ugandan rising music stars including the new girl band Warafiki, talented vocalists Ceee, and Mike Mungu performing alongside the Akadope Band.
Some of the highlights of the night also included an amazing performance from Elijah Kitaka as well as a surprise guest performer Joshua Baraka, whom Bien described as an “international superstar” who deserves protection at all costs.