Celebrated gospel and worship singer, Israel Mbonyi, who currently holds the number one position, has revealed the details of his new song 'Sikiliza' ahead of his upcoming concerts in Uganda. The song, performed in Swahili, will be unveiled at three o'clock on Saturday, the 10th of February 2024, after days of rehearsal with his band and fans.

The details of the song were announced during a major Christmas concert held at BK Arena on December 25, 2023. At the event, Mbonyi also wrote other songs, which were performed by thousands of Christians in attendance.

'Sikiliza' is Mbonyi's first song release of the year 2024, preceding his first concert in Uganda. One of his fans on the X platform, previously known as Twitter, expressed curiosity about his plans to perform in Rwanda. In response, Mbonyi confirmed that he would indeed be performing in Uganda in May 2024.

Inyarwanda, a Rwandan news outlet, reported that Mbonyi stated he would hold two concerts in Uganda during May 2024. He revealed that the shows would take place on May 23, 2024, in the city of Kampala at Millennial Park Grounds Lugogo, and on May 25, 2024, in Mbarara at the University city.

News of Mbonyi's concerts in Uganda was met with excitement and anticipation from his fans in the country. Many expressed their eagerness for the performances and encouraged others to attend. Mbonyi thanked his fans for their support upon the release of 'Sikiliza,' stating that God listens to their prayers and touches their hearts when they listen to his music.

Reflecting on his Christmas concert, Mbonyi expressed satisfaction with the way it went and thanked God for his success. He shared his commitment to continue serving God and his plans to release multiple albums in 2024. Mbonyi attributed the inspiration for his songwriting to his communion with God and his life experiences, adding that his writing has become more aligned with his intentions over time.

Mbonyi emphasized that he has no plans to slow down in 2024 and expressed his intention to perform in various countries within the East African Community, as his schedule allows for flexibility.