Music

Joshua Baraka says Ugandan music and East Africa’s creative industry are undergoing a revolution and are ready to take over the global stage.

Gloria Bugie says she will focus on international collaborations this year as she looks to expand her music career onto the global stage.

Gloria Bugie says she plans to stage her first concert this year and is considering Namboole Stadium as her preferred venue.

Naava Grey explains why she rarely collaborates with other musicians, saying her music is deeply personal and spiritually inspired.

Sheebah Karungi reveals that 2026 will focus heavily on music collaborations after discussions with her management team.

Fik Fameica declares himself Uganda’s best musician, saying his music dominates locally and influences upcoming artistes across East Africa.

Crysto Panda sets his sights on a Lugogo Cricket Oval concert in 2028, expressing confidence in achieving the milestone.

Joshua Baraka says he is now independent, dismissing rumors of signing to a Nigerian label after parting ways with his management.

Kapa Cat says she is not under pressure to release music, choosing to work at her own pace while focusing on her passion.

Vinka reveals she shares ownership of her music catalogue with Swangz Avenue and hopes to gain full control in the future.

Vinka confirms her maiden concert set for August 21, 2026 at Lugogo Cricket Oval after years of anticipation from fans.

Joshua Baraka reportedly parts ways with Lobstar and Sesse Nation, with the singer said to be seeking new management for his career.