DJ Robbo Ranx joins Kevin Lyttle as Serendipity Summer Splash headliner

What the report says
Kampala’s Serendipity Summer Splash Street Party has added UK-based Jamaican DJ Robbo Ranx to its international line-up, according to Sqoop Uganda. He will join soca artist Kevin Lyttle as a headline act for the outdoor event, which is scheduled for September 13, 2026, at Guvnor Streetside.
Sqoop Uganda reports that Robbo Ranx is known for his role in the UK dancehall scene and on international radio. The publication says his set is expected to bring a strong dancehall sound to the Kampala event, while Lyttle will contribute a soca element built around his global hit "Turn Me On." The organisers are presenting the show as a street-party experience rather than a standard concert.
The article says the event will begin during the day and continue into the evening, with local DJs also taking part alongside the international performers. It will be hosted by socialites Ethan Kavuma and Celine Komahangi. Ticket prices listed in the report are Shs70,000 for online purchase, Shs150,000 at the gate, and Shs2 million for VVIP tables.
The booking of two international Caribbean-linked performers suggests the party is being positioned as a major nightlife attraction for Kampala audiences. More broadly, the lineup reflects the city’s growing appetite for large-format music events that blend local talent with global dancehall and soca names.
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