For someone who has only spent two years on Ugandaβs entertainment scene, singer Gloria Bugie is already facing growing pressure from fans who are eager to see her stage her maiden concert.The singer has released several songs since venturing into music, giving her a reasonable catalogue that could easily keep fans entertained for more than an hour on stage.Despite facing her fair share of criticism and controversy, Gloria Bugie has remained consistent, seemingly determined to push her music career to greater heights.However, when it comes to holding her first-ever concert, the singer appears to have other plans, and Kampala might not be part of them.During a recent TikTok Live session, Gloria Bugie hilariously lost her cool after a fan asked when she intended to hold her maiden concert.Responding in a rather cheeky manner, the singer claimed that fans had already annoyed her, particularly following her recent appearance at a press conference alongside Tanzanian superstar Diamond Platnumz.She went on to declare that she would not stage her concert in Kampala, Uganda, but instead take it to the prestigious O2 Arena in London, United Kingdom.Court of Appeal dismisses $3 million recovery case against Meddie Ssentongo in Bad Black money disputeYou already pissed me off, and I won’t even stage my concert here in Kampala, Uganda. I will take it to the O2 Arena.In the same live session, another fan complimented her wig, prompting Gloria to reveal that she had recently purchased it in South Africa during one of her trips.“Thank you. I bought it from South Africa recently when I went to represent you and perform in Johannesburg and Cape Town.”Agambye ki?ππ pic.twitter.com/Eh26PRnlvc— ππ²π«π’π π₯ππ (@lyriclab_ug) November 2, 2026The post Why Gloria Bugie won’t stage her concert in Uganda, plans to take it to the O2 Arena appeared first on MBU.