Cindy Sanyu has thrown her support behind Grace Nakimera’s comeback concert, praising the singer’s ambition and saying discussions about a potential music battle should come after her return to the stage.

Cindy Sanyu has ruled out another clash with Sheebah Karungi but says she would gladly take on Bebe Cool in what she describes as a battle for the ages.

Grace Nakimera has broken her silence after blogger Kasuku questioned her claims about the circumstances surrounding her disappearance from the music industry. The singer says people should not dismiss experiences they do not understand.

Cindy Sanyu has urged King Saha and Pallaso to bring their best performances if their much-talked-about music battle happens, saying the showdown could either make or break their careers.

Musician King Saha has dismissed Bebe Cool's claims that his planned concert at Kololo Independence Grounds contradicts his criticism of the government, arguing that the venue is simply a public facility available for hire by all Ugandans.

Victor Kamenyo has distanced himself from the Uganda Musicians Association, accusing its leadership of failing to account for over UGX 100 million allegedly received from the Uganda National Musicians Federation.

Grace Nakimera has thrown her name into the ring for a potential music battle with Cindy Sanyu, saying she has enough hits and stage experience to make it one of the greatest musical showdowns Uganda has ever witnessed.

Ugandan music icon Juliana Kanyomozi has named Iryn Namubiru as the artist she would most like to share a musical showdown with, describing it as a celebration of talent rather than a battle.

Ujuwe singer David Lutalo says he belongs among the elite musicians in Uganda, comparing his versatility and consistency to football coaching legend Pep Guardiola.

Feffe Bussi says concerts are not for the faint-hearted, warning artists with health challenges to be cautious before organizing one. The rapper also revealed that he pays all production costs on his collaborations to avoid future disputes over royalties and profits.

A Pass believes the ongoing dispute between Omega 256 and Cindy over See You Tonight could have been avoided through better communication and proper agreements.

Cindy Sanyu says Omega 256 only added her as a beneficiary to their collaborative song after the account had already been emptied, leaving her with no share of the earnings generated over the years.