Music

Afrigo Band will continue performing after the death of founding member Moses Matovu, with management confirming that all existing bookings will be honoured.

Abtex describes organising concerts in Uganda as “total gambling,” citing rising costs, financial losses and the risks facing event promoters.

Eddy Kenzo reveals he knew “Sitya Loss” would go global before recording it, saying language was never a barrier to its international success.

Ava Peace announces that her collaboration with Joshua Baraka will be released in November, revealing that he also wrote another song for her.

Spice Diana confirms her After 10 Stars concert for January 16, 2027, at Marriott Hotel Nsambya, with ticket prices yet to be announced.

Veteran dancehall singer Kid Fox says he could have become one of Uganda’s biggest artistes had he not left music and relocated to Japan.

Joshua Baraka urges fans to stop comparing him to Eddy Kenzo, saying Ugandan artistes should be celebrated individually for their achievements.

Dokta Brain names Fyno UG, Nikoly Ten, Shena Skies, A Pass, Great Roni, Lyrical Tazi, Azawi and Pawaboy among his favourite Ugandan songwriters.

Ava Peace says female artistes are increasingly dominating Uganda’s music industry, arguing that women deserve recognition among the country’s top performers.

Kataleya and Kandle explain why they prefer singing in Luganda, revealing their English song Hallelujah struggled due to limited audience attention.

Ava Peace says she has no plans to leave Team No Sleep, revealing she remains committed to the label while leaving her future open to God’s guidance.

Band musician Carol Nantongo says she has no plans to stage a concert soon, choosing to focus on releasing more music before making her concert debut.