"People are asking why I'm charging $100 (about Shs380k)," said Chameleone in a video seen by this reporter, "you want to experience things you see at Davido's shows yet you've only paid 20k. You as a fan, pay more so that the artiste can also do better things."
The Davido experience comes at a cost - Chameleone on charging $100 for concert
Jose Chameleone said music fans who want great experiences at shows should be ready to pony up big bucks.
Jose Chameleone will charge $100 for Legends in Gold concert
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Dubbed 'Legends in Gold: We Love Chameleone', the show is slated for August 31.
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Entrance will be $100 ordinary, (Shs 380,000); VIP tickets will go for $300 (Shs. 1.1 million) while a table or VVIP will go for $3000 (Shs 11 million).
Chameleone in a televised interview, defended this pricy show saying it is worth his name and what he has done for the music industry.
“We want this to be a celebration of me and what I have done for the industry,” he told BBS TV.
“ There are people out there who believe that I should be celebrated while I still live…. That night I will celebrate myself as well because the brick I have put on the industry deserves to be celebrated.”
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The show, Chameleone says, will be quite unique and worth the entrance fees.
“We are worthy of that and more, and besides, we are trying to bring out a global standard and to give the revelers the very best experience.”
The Leone Island boss will be turning 45 years old next month.
He said about 5 years later he looks forward to another mega concert, this time celebrating his age and the time he has spent in the music industry.
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He, however, doesn't see himself retiring from music in the foreseeable future.
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