International dancehall artiste Konshens is no stranger to Uganda, he has made it public that there is a special connection when it comes to that country.

"Uganda is a place that I have been connected to since the first time, even on the social media I have a huge Ugandan following, so just to be here to entertain them is a blessing," says Konshens.

Last Friday, Konshens headlined 'Pepsi Presents' alongside the angelic songstress Alaine to a crowd of over 60,000 screaming fans in that country.

Connection

Konshens' first performance in Uganda last year drew record numbers for a dancehall artiste with more than 25,000 people. He did not expect to double, much less almost triple, the numbers this year.

While in Uganda last year, there was a connection and a vibe Konshens felt with the people and with the help of his management team, Konshens decided to contribute to the education of the children there. Konshens and his management team decided to start a book drive, requesting books, pencils, and school supplies using his international reach; and what a success it was.

"If anyone told me that one day in the future I'd be in Uganda giving books and supplies to school kids I'd laugh at you. I never saw myself making such an impact so far away from my home (Jamaica). It's a great, great feeling," says Konshens.

After his performance in Uganda, Konshens departed the venue and headed straight to the airport, where he was off to London, UK. Konshens performed at Indigo 2 at The O2 alongside soca artiste Destra Garcia, and Fuse ODG of the UK.

With no time to return home to Jamaica, Konshens heads to New York for the Labour Day weekend festivities, where he has five shows in three days and is scheduled to shoot his video for To Her With Love.

Konshens will also take some time out of his hectic schedule to speak with radio personality Pat McKay on The Joint (Sirius XM) today.