Veteran media personality Omulangira Ndawusi says Jeff Kiwatule’s project built around Ava Peace has stalled, pointing to the singer’s current momentum and concert potential.

Jose Chameleone has hit back at critics questioning his decision to hold his upcoming concert at Lugogo Cricket Oval, insisting that he chose the venue deliberately and had booked it months ago.

Veteran musician Mesach Semakula says Uganda’s fast-moving internet culture is changing how long songs remain popular.

Yung Mulo says understanding is key to his relationship as he prepares to marry his fiancée and stages The Best of Yung Mulo Season 2 in Munyonyo.

Zari Hassan has cleared the air over reports that she chased Dr Jose Chameleone from her 46th birthday celebration, saying the incident involved three unknown guests.

Veteran musician Clever J has challenged the growing narrative that King Saha has joined Uganda’s “Big Three,” despite the singer’s sold-out Logogo Cricket Oval concert.

Bebe Cool says he has no competition musically and is confident in his ability to remain unstoppable, revealing that he has plenty of unreleased music that he will share at his own pace without pressure from fans or the industry.

Martha Mukisa says motherhood has brought her immense joy and revealed that she is praying for twins as she balances family and music.

Joshua Baraka wants Uganda’s legendary Big 3 — Jose Chameleone, Bebe Cool and Bobi Wine — to unite for one historic song.

Weasel Manizo believes the Mayanja family's musical legacy is far from over. The singer says a new generation, including Chameleone's son Abba Marcus, is ready to continue the family's dominance.

Ruyonga has sparked debate after ranking Afrigo Band’s Moses Matovu above Jose Chameleone among Uganda’s greatest musical figures.

Singer Ava Peace believes politics has overshadowed Uganda's music industry, leading to fewer hit songs. However, she remains confident the industry will recover and continue making an impact both locally and internationally.