Music

Lydia Jazmine insists her upcoming concert has no political affiliation, saying the event is for all Ugandans who support local music regardless of their political views.

Dokta Brain reveals promoters have refused to back his upcoming concert, forcing him to finance and organise the September 26 show largely on his own.

Zuena Kirema reveals she never intended to pursue music seriously, saying boredom and curiosity pushed her to try singing before she eventually quit.

Spice Diana hints at staging her first concert in nearly two years after meeting Next Media CEO Kin Kariisa, sparking speculation over a major return.

Singer Nandor Love reveals plans to stage an Animal Festival celebrating her animal-themed music, with venue and promotion details still being worked out.

Kadongo Kamu star Mathias Walukaga declares King Saha the new king of Uganda’s music industry following his record-breaking Kololo concert.

Singer Gloria Bugie names Maddox, Juliana Kanyomozi and Cindy Sanyu as her dream Ugandan collaborators, calling the prospect impressive.

Vinka says musicians should focus on making quality, timeless music instead of chasing temporary hits that quickly disappear from the spotlight.

The song became a major hit, gaining widespread attention on TikTok and mainstream media and significantly raising Spyda MC's profile.

Speaking in an interview with a local radio station, Abitex said he is ready to engage both musicians about the proposed showdown and urged London-based promoter Jose of Job Links to start exploring the possibility.

Rickman Manrick is offering to sell his upcoming nine-track album Yatula for $30,000, with the buyer receiving full ownership and rights to release, license and monetize the project.

Kalifah AgaNaga says organizing the Nassanga Festival independently has prepared him to stage bigger concerts in the future, with Lugogo Cricket Oval and Kololo among the venues he hopes to target next.