031Choppa is set to headline Kampala Style Brunch on 30th August 2026 at Black Panther Kampala, joining A-Pass, Gloria Bugie and Son Of A Boda.

Gloria Bugie has revealed the three Ugandan music legends she hopes to collaborate with, naming Madoxx Ssematimba, Juliana Kanyomozi and Cindy Sanyu.

Singer Gloria Bugie has revealed why she keeps her distance from fellow musicians, saying she prefers professional relationships and wants to avoid industry drama. She also shared her unwavering support for Arsenal and her ambition to win a Grammy Award.

Gloria Bugie has opened up about her role behind the scenes, saying she is deeply involved in writing, producing, and shaping her music. The singer also explained why dancer Dance Mamweta featured prominently in her collaboration with Vyroota.

From Kampala to Gulu, Arsenal fever has gripped Uganda as fans and celebrities prepare to celebrate the club’s historic Premier League title win after 22 years.

Gloria Bugie has opened up about the difficulties of organizing her first concert after major venues across Kampala were fully booked this year.

Gloria Bugie has revealed that marriage is not currently among her priorities as she continues chasing her dream of winning a Grammy Award and elevating Ugandan music internationally.

Tracy Melon clears the air on her viral Mercedes-Benz, revealing it was gifted to her while responding gracefully to critics and industry doubts.

Musician Gloria Bugie has revealed bold Valentine’s wishes, saying fans should gift her land or money instead of flowers as she prioritizes her music career.

Gloria Bugie, one of Uganda’s finest female singers, kicks off 2026 with Cherie. Produced by Rwanda’s ELEMENT EleéeH and shot in Tanzania, the single marks her bold step toward the international market. Already making waves on streaming platforms, Gloria continues to dominate clubs, radio, and fans’ hearts across East Africa.

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.

Gloria Bugie has made it clear that motherhood is not her priority right now, saying she is focused on transforming Uganda’s music industry and calling out artists who chase clout using others’ names.