Rwandan singer Bwiza has added Zambian artists Roberto and the duo Chanda na Kay to the lineup of performers for her upcoming concert in Lusaka, Zambia, where she will officially launch her third album, Home, on November 28, 2026.
The two acts join Rwandan singer Bruce Melodie, who had already been announced as one of the performers at the concert. The event is scheduled to take place at Screen Disco, located at KK Mall in the Long Acres area of Lusaka.
Roberto and Chanda na Kay Join the Lineup
Roberto is one of Zambia’s well-known artists, recognised across Africa for his romantic and dance songs. He gained popularity through several hits, including Amarulah and Contolola, which helped him build a following in different African countries.
In Rwanda, Roberto became particularly familiar to music fans after collaborating with Rwandan singer Butera Knowless on the song Te Amo.
Meanwhile, Chanda na Kay is a Zambian musical duo known for its dance-oriented music. The duo has gained popularity through songs such as Single and Bashi, attracting fans in Zambia and across the region.
Their inclusion in Bwiza’s concert lineup is expected to bring additional excitement to the event, which will bring together artists from Rwanda and Zambia on one stage.
Bwiza to Unveil Her Third Album, Home
The concert will provide Bwiza with an opportunity to introduce her third album, Home, to music fans in Zambia as she continues to expand her musical career beyond Rwanda.
Bwiza is among the Rwandan female artists who have continued to establish themselves in the country's music industry through songs that have attracted audiences and strengthened her profile.
She has also continued to explore opportunities to promote her music internationally and reach new audiences across the region.
Her upcoming performance in Lusaka is part of these efforts to expand her presence in the African music scene.
A New Chapter in Bwiza’s Musical Journey
The album Home will be Bwiza’s third major album release, following several projects she has released since entering the music industry.
In 2021, she released her first extended play (EP), Connect Me, marking an important step in her musical journey.
In 2023, she released her first album, My Dream, before following it up with 25 Shades in 2025.
The upcoming launch of Home in Zambia will give the singer another opportunity to showcase her musical growth and connect with audiences outside Rwanda.
The concert comes shortly after Bwiza legally married Uhujimfura Jean Claude, who also serves as her manager.
With Roberto, Chanda na Kay and Bruce Melodie on the lineup, the November 28 concert is set to bring together artists from Rwanda and Zambia for an event centred on Bwiza’s latest musical project.
