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Kati Kati was alive with energy on Friday evening as the Linus Tattoo Party brought together Afro-pop, Amapiano rhythms, and bold self-expression for a night to remember.
With South African Amapiano stars Scotts Maphuma and Lee McKrazy headlining, the event promised—and delivered—a pulsating celebration of music and culture.
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From the moment guests arrived, the atmosphere was electric. A red carpet and vibrant photo booths set the stage for a night dedicated to self-expression.
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For those seeking a lasting memento, a tattoo and piercing station buzzed with skilled artists ready to ink partygoers who wanted more than just memories. Meanwhile, the Smirnoff VIP area offered a relaxed refuge, serving refreshments and snacks for guests to recharge between dance sessions.
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The DJ lineup kept the party moving non-stop, featuring Melvin DJ, Kamali, DJ Vans, DJ Alza, Eyo Mackus, and DJ Bugy, spinning a seamless blend of Afro-pop and Amapiano.
Local acts Elijah Kitaka and Zex Bilangilangi added their unique sounds to the mix, captivating the crowd with familiar hits and powerful lyrics.
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Smirnoff’s brand ambassador, Etania, energised the venue with a dynamic dance performance that made “No leaving the venue” the night’s unofficial motto.
The highlight arrived when Scotts Maphuma and Lee McKrazy took the stage, unleashing waves of infectious beats and deep bass.
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The crowd responded with roaring enthusiasm, singing along to popular tracks such as “Shayi Moto,” “Jealousy,” and “Yini Ngathi,” moving in perfect harmony with the rhythm.
As the duo wrapped up their set, a light drizzle began, prompting attendees to slowly make their way out, but not before capturing selfies and sharing moments that reflected the night’s vibrant spirit.
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The Linus Tattoo Party proved once again that Kampala knows how to celebrate life loudly and proudly—truly living the motto “We Do We.”