Isaac Serukenya brings Worship Bliss to Kampala Serena

What the report says
Singer and worship minister Isaac Serukenya is scheduled to headline Worship Bliss 2026 at Kampala Serena Hotel on October 10, according to Sqoop Uganda. The event is described as an evening of live worship, music and celebration, with Serukenya expected to perform songs associated with his career, including “Wobeera,” “Bino Bye Bilo,” “Amazing” and “Sinza Katonda.”
The publisher says this year’s edition will also include a Worshippers Forum for worship leaders and music ministers. That forum is intended to provide mentorship, inspiration and practical guidance for people serving in worship ministries. The show is being organized by Karizm and is being positioned as a gathering for families, friends, corporate groups and individual fans.
Sqoop Uganda also reports that a press conference is planned for September 15, when Serukenya and the organizers are expected to share further details about preparations and audience expectations. As presented, Worship Bliss is an annual worship and live music experience, and this installment places Serukenya at the center of the program.
More broadly, the event reflects the continued popularity of live gospel and worship concerts in Kampala, where music shows often combine performance with fellowship and ministry-focused activities. That wider context is general background and not additional reporting from Sqoop Uganda.
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