Daddy Andre praises Ray G’s sold-out concert but says the singer needs to expand beyond regional support to become a truly national artist.

Abtex Promotions has named Western Ugandan singer Ray G as the most expensive musician in Uganda, revealing that the singer once demanded a fee the promoter initially considered too high.

Ray G says transparency, proper agreements before recording, and being satisfied with his share have helped him avoid the royalty disputes that often divide musicians.

Ray G has shared the three songs he is currently enjoying the most, giving a nod to fellow Ugandan artists Omega 256 and TPaul while also including one of his own hits.

Latinum has rejected claims that Ray G is the King of the West, saying many artists have successfully filled Lugogo Cricket Oval before him. The dancehall singer insists he is the rightful holder of the title and says music should be treated as business rather than tribal competition.

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.

Truth256 has dismissed claims that Ray G is arrogant and difficult to work with, saying the Oweishe singer is a principled and supportive artist as he prepares for his highly anticipated Kololo concert.

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.

Omega 256 has dismissed claims of a serious feud with Ray G, saying fans created most of the tension between them. The singer also spoke about Sheebah and Spice Diana’s clash while unveiling plans for her upcoming EP Barik.

Eddy Kenzo challenges critics to present any unpaid musician from his team, as payment disputes continue in other campaign wings.

Ray G has confirmed his concert, set for November 1st at Kakyeka Stadium in Mbarara City. Fans can expect electrifying performances and surprises.