Spice Diana Forgives Bukomansimbi Promoter After Payment Clash
Singer Spice Diana has forgiven a promoter she recently clashed with over unpaid fees following a performance in Bukomansimbi. The dispute started after the singer
Crysto Panda Urges Artistes to Save as Music Earnings Drop
Crysto Panda has urged fellow artistes to take financial discipline seriously, warning that relying only on music is no longer sustainable. Speaking on NBS After5,
A Pass Questions Media Ability to Pay All Artistes
A Pass has weighed in on the ongoing copyright debate, saying media houses alone cannot carry the burden of paying artistes. Appearing on Sanyuka TV’s
Feffe Bussi Says Music Is Like Sports Betting — Here’s Why
Feffe Bussi has confirmed his second headline concert, Hip-Hop Ku Ntiiko, scheduled for May 16, 2026, at Lugogo Cricket Oval. The show marks 10 years
Big Talent, Little Capital: NBS KURT Explores Why Investors Fear Uganda’s Music Industry
Uganda’s music industry is back in the spotlight as NBS KURT returns this Saturday with one big question. Why are investors still afraid to put
Abtex Opens Up on President Museveni Offer and Government Role
Uganda’s events scene has found itself brushing shoulders with State House, and promoter Abtex is right at the center of it. In recent months, the
Viboyo Shares How Ragga Dee Changed the Face of Music Earnings in Uganda
Veteran musician Viboyo has taken fans down memory lane, opening up about how Ugandan musicians slowly came to understand the business side of music. Speaking
Jowy Landa Calls for Better Branding in Ugandan Music
Following her recent gigs in London, Ugandan singer Jowy Landa says the trip gave her a fresh perspective on the music business. In an interview
