A Pass is already looking beyond his last major concert, setting his sights on Kololo Airstrip for what could be his next big Kampala show in 2027.
The singer announced plans for “A Pass Live: Kololo Airstrip 2027” on Sunday, August 23, posting the proposed concert on his X account.
A Pass Live : Kololo Airstrip 2027 🇺🇬
— A Pass (@IamApass) August 23, 2026
The announcement comes after his successful 2025 concert at Serena Hotel, but A Pass appears ready for a different kind of setup this time around. He later explained during a TikTok Live why he believes Kololo Airstrip is the right venue for his next show.
For A Pass, size is not a concern—it is part of the appeal.
The singer pushed back against suggestions that Kololo Airstrip might be too large for him, saying he actually prefers the spacious venue because fans will have more room to park while attending the concert.
“Whoever says it’s a big venue, that’s your opinion because that’s not how I’m seeing it. I prefer it because it’s big and people will park nicely and I sing for them,” A Pass said.
He also claimed that some fans have already shown interest in purchasing multiple tables for the anticipated event.
“People have already started saying they are going to buy 5/10 tables. Come and see a luxury artist in 2027 at Kololo,” he added.
A Pass also made it clear that he does not see much value in returning to Serena Hotel after achieving what he wanted there.
According to the singer, some friends have suggested going back to the venue, but he questioned why he would repeat the same setup when Kololo Airstrip offers an opportunity to take the concert outdoors and go bigger.
“Why sing at Serena and again come back at Serena? I have some friends who were telling me we go back there but go and do what when Kololo is there?” he said.
Kololo Airstrip has previously hosted concerts by Ugandan artists including Ray G and King Saha, and A Pass now wants to add his name to that list.
For now, the announcement points toward 2027 as the year A Pass wants to trade the hotel ballroom atmosphere for the open space of Kololo—while giving his fans plenty of room to park, party and watch their “luxury artist” perform.