Spice Diana has revealed why she chose Marriott Hotel Nsambya for her January 16, 2027 concert, saying the venue will allow her to create a more exclusive experience for her upscale fans.

Winnie Nwagi has revealed how she raised her teenage daughter to understand the absence of her biological father while opening up about their complicated relationship.

Winnie Nwagi says growing older has changed her approach to friendship, revealing that she now wants friends who bring something different into her life.

Dokta Brain is organizing his own maiden concert after saying promoters have not yet shown enough belief in him, with the singer also revealing why he has avoided opening his own studio.

Daddy Andre says he set a new standard for Uganda’s music sound and argues that poor management and a weak concert business continue to hold local artists back.

Chozen Blood says losing his mother during the COVID-19 lockdown sparked a five-year healing journey that taught him self-love, resilience and the importance of healthy boundaries before pursuing relationships.

Karole Kasita has opened up about why she never appeared on the Nassanga remix, revealing that overwhelming family and emotional challenges forced her to step away despite making every effort to be part of the project.

Musician Chozen Blood has opened up about his close relationship with Winnie Nwagi, revealing that although he was romantically attracted to her, he chose friendship instead. He also criticized UPRS over transparency after returning a UGX 60,000 royalty payment.

Kalifah AgaNaga has responded to the criticism surrounding the Nassanga remix, insisting that negative comments, including A Pass’ humorous review, do not affect him because he is focused on his growth and legacy.

Singer Winnie Nwagi says the decision to have more children is personal, explaining that ambitions, past mistakes, and relationship challenges all influence whether someone chooses to expand their family.

Ogenda Kukilaba singer Tracy Melon says she welcomes comparisons with established artists, saying they only motivate her. Speaking on NRG Radio, she also shared her dream of making music that touches people's hearts and revealed plans to grow beyond Uganda.

Julius Kyazze has defended the role of record labels in the music industry, saying artists often overlook the financial risks labels take when investing in talent. He insists labels are business partners, not charities, and must recover their investments.