Gravity Omutujju is maintaining a positive outlook despite a disappointing turnout at his recent concert.

The show, which took place last weekend, failed to attract the large crowds he’s used to, but the musician remains confident about his career and future performances.

During a press conference on Wednesday, Gravity described the underwhelming turnout as nothing more than a stroke of bad luck.

“This was just a bad day,” he said, likening the experience to common setbacks in business or sports.

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You can have a good business and one day things don’t go well… a big football team can also lose a match. I got a few people compared to my other concerts, but that happens to all people. Anyone can make a loss.

Despite the setback, Gravity Omutujju remains undeterred and committed to proving himself once more.

He revealed plans to return to Lugogo, where the concert was held, for another attempt. “I am going back to Lugogo. I am to try again,” he said, signaling his determination to bounce back from the recent disappointment.