BigTril Teases New Music and Serena Show Plans
Ugandan rapper BigTril has teased fans with the possibility of a concert at the Serena Kampala Hotel next year. Speaking to Daily Soup during fellow
Salvador Dismisses Claims of Bias in Hosting Jobs
Patrick Salvador Idringi has hit back at claims that he chooses which events to host based on the artistes involved. Speculation had suggested that Salvador
Spice Diana Extends Goodwill to Nina Roz’s Political Bid Despite Feud Rumours
Spice Diana will not be physically supporting singer‑turned‑politician Nina Roz in her bid for Sembabule District Woman MP. The “Siri Regular” hitmaker says her support
Simon Bunks Defends His Marriage as Age-Gap Criticism Persists
Rising Ugandan artiste Simon Bunks is back in the spotlight as he once again speaks out to defend his marriage, after chatter about his union
Scorpion Shabba Shakes Things Up with Political Ambitions
Trending Ugandan artiste Scorpion Shabba is turning heads with a surprising career shift. He has announced his intention to run for councilor to represent the
Kenzo Pushes Government to Extend Concert Curfew to 2 AM
Fans and musicians might soon get more time to enjoy concerts, if Eddy Kenzo gets his way. The Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF) president is
I Leave the Moment a Man Starts Struggling, Black Shuga Confesses
Ugandan media personality Black Shuga has shaken conversations about relationships after openly dismissing the idea of “building with your man.” In a interview with Sanyuka
Could Gospel Music Be Next for Ykee Benda?
Ugandan music fans are left wondering after Ykee Benda dropped a message suggesting a major change in his career. The singer hinted that his next
Geosteady Joins Growing List of Politically Neutral Performers
In a surprising revelation, Ugandan vocalist Geosteady says he has no problem performing at rallies for any political party, as long as the call comes.
Big Tril Speaks Out: “Nothing Needs Changing in the Industry”
While many Ugandan artistes complain about copyright issues, violence, and other challenges in the music scene, Big Tril is taking a different stance. The “Parte