Ava Peace has weighed in on the debate surrounding artists flying economy to international shows, arguing that it can impact an artist’s brand and public image. Despite the challenges, she encouraged fellow artists to remain patient and optimistic that the situation will improve over time.

Juliana Kanyomozi says watching young artists and female deejays dominate big stages makes her proud rather than competitive in today's music scene

Kapa Cat throws shade at Gravity Omutujju, reflects on past feuds, and weighs in on Uganda’s music industry dynamics.

Sheebah and her former manager Jeff Kiwa are locked in a legal battle over music rights, now headed to Uganda’s High Court.

Ugandan singer Pallaso has shared the five songs currently on repeat for him, blending family favorites, trending hits, and viral TikTok sounds.

Mudra D Viral says he may leave music after stabilizing financially, citing his Islamic faith and discomfort with the nightlife culture surrounding the industry.

Ugandan singer Acidic Vokoz has revealed why Ava Peace is his closest friend in the music industry, admitting he initially misjudged her personality before discovering how supportive and easygoing she truly is.

Ogenda Kukilaba singer Tracy Melon has addressed the harassment female artists face in the music industry, saying she has witnessed it but remains focused on her career.

Fred Mukasa Mbidde has urged Uganda’s entertainment industry to move beyond hype and focus on structured systems, strong policies and responsible use of government funding if artists are to earn sustainably from their talent.

After a life-threatening case of drink spiking, Dansolo singer Kapa Cat is speaking out, urging women to prioritize safety when they step out. She shares practical tips and a powerful warning to help others stay protected.

Vinka has dismissed Ava Peace’s claims of a music battle, saying she doesn’t see such a showdown happening. The Swangz Avenue star also confirmed that her long-demanded concert is coming soon.

Masaka businessman Emmanuel Lwasa has blamed locals and the COVID-19 pandemic for the collapse of his popular nightspot, Club Tavern Kick. He has now put the property up for sale at UGX 2 billion to repay his bank loan and reinvest in his business.