Arua is gearing up for one of its biggest cultural gatherings yet as music lovers from Congo and South Sudan plan to join West Nile fans in celebrating the legacy of East African music icon Jose Chameleone this New Year’s Eve.
Scheduled for 31st December 2025, the End-of-Year Meet and Greet Party will depart from the typical high-energy concerts associated with the Leone Island boss. Instead, the event promises an intimate, reflective experience—bringing Chameleone closer to the people who have supported him throughout his two-decade career.
Fans will enjoy rare one-on-one interactions, photo moments, and a heartfelt celebration of his journey, influence, and contribution to the East African music landscape.
Hotel La Confidential proprietor Evelyn Anite, who is part of the organizing team, explained why the venue was selected for the highly anticipated gathering.
“La Confidential Hotel was chosen because it is the available biggest venue to host an event of that magnitude,” Anite shared.
With supporters expected to travel from neighbouring countries, Arua is set to transform into a regional cultural melting pot for the night. Organizers predict massive attendance as fans unite to honour one of Africa’s greatest performers whose music has transcended borders and generations.
The night will feature music, storytelling, nostalgia, and a look back at Chameleone’s enduring legacy. As the region counts down to 2026, West Nile will be the place where Jose Chameleone’s timeless impact shines brightest.
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