Music

Struggling musician Kemi Sera has pleaded with Ugandans for financial help and support to revive her career.

Musician Mansur Semanda, also known as King Saha, has announced his intention to hold a concert with a 5,000 Ugandan shilling entrance fee.

Musician Lil Pazzo is up in arms, taking a stand against the National Unity Platform (NUP) and its president, Bobi Wine.

This prompts a closer look at his music and its connection with the general public, helping us understand the admiration he is receiving.

Naava Grey explained that she is tired of the music industry and would really like to retire, but she leaves it to God because He controls the plans.

The singer scored 11 aggregates, placing him in the first grade. He has expressed happiness at securing a first grade but says he expected more.

Abitex clarifies that the list is not in any particular order but that these artists consistently generate returns when they host shows and events.

Musician Crysto Panda didn't dedicate much time to music last year, stating that he focused on his radio career.

She has remained an up-and-coming and struggling musician with no prominent songs to her name.

His apology comes months after he publicly hurled insults at the legendary talent manager, branding him "Satan" and other offensive names.

Dancehall musician Ziza Bafana has expressed disappointment with Ugandan music, urging artists to improve their production and delivery.

B2C singers have released the new dates for their concert, set to take place on May 9, 2025.