After years of hosting events and entertaining crowds, Future MC , also known as Lukwago Sudiece, is finally taking the leap to headline his own show. On April 30th, he will be making his debut as a lead MC at Catwalk Lounge, and it’s shaping up to be an unforgettable night.
With a career spanning over five years, Future MC has worked with some of the biggest names in the industry in the Night life, like Taufik Loud Media, and African Simba Events. He has also performed at top venues such as Levels Lounge, Exclusive Lounge, and Paradigm, honing his skills and building a loyal following.
But it’s not just about the experience Future MC is driven by a new sense of purpose. The birth of his son, Naveed Nadir, in June 2025, has given him the motivation to take his career to the next level. “I’ve always had a dream of doing my own show, but I felt it wasn’t the right time,” he says. “When Allah blessed me with a son, I knew I had a very strong reason to do it.”
The event, themed “THE FUTURE IS NOW,” promises to be an epic night of music, entertainment, and celebration. With Future MC at the helm, the energy is expected to be electric.
“We’re excited to see Future MC take the stage and showcase his talents,” says African Simba Events, one of the organizers of the event.
“He’s a seasoned MC with a unique style and energy, and we’re confident that this show will be one to remember.”
The event will take place at Catwalk Lounge on April 30th. Doors open at 6pm, and the show starts at 8pm. Tickets are available now. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to witness the rise of Future MC .
Born as Lukwago Sudiece, he started professional MCing in 2019 with Pepsi, and has worked in places like Levels Lounge, Exclusive Lounge (formerly Fame Lounge), Wave Lounge, Monte Lounge in Kyanja, Mugiez Corporate Zone in Mbuya, La Terraza, H2O, and currently Catwalk Lounge, Thrones, Nomad, The Villa, Warehouse, and Paradigm, to mention a few.
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