Bushington Says Spice Diana Made Mistake When She Invited Barbie Kyagulanyi On Stage

Music producer and now businessman Bushington has revealed reasons why singer Spice Diana’s last concert lost track. He said she did some unnecessary things that took the attention of the concert and performance to something else.

Spice Diana had a concert last year, it was successful and fans enjoyed it to the maximum. Bushington was the person managing the stage and making sure the lights were on point and the stage was comfortable for the singer to perform.

He said he was the person in charge of the program. He is also the one who gave artists who were to perform the time of performing and for how long they were supposed to be on stage.

The talented producer said it was unfortunate when Spice Diana failed to listen to him and did her own things. She invited Barbie Kyagulanyi on stage to speak about something they hadn’t agreed on.

He said that artists need to know that everything is supposed to be planned. If they allow their own schedules, it just affects the flow of the initial program.

Bushington said he is very professional, he always tells people he works with what is needed and what is unnecessary.

“About stage management, I can say that Spice Diana’s concert lost track of time when She invited Barbie Kyagulanyi to speak, even though she wasn’t on the list. This affects the flow of the initial program even on other concerts. Artistes need to learn and be organized,” he said.

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