Promoter Nobat Arrested Over Multiple Complaints from Ugandan Artistes
Ugandan music promoter Nobat Promoter, who now goes by the name Generational Promoter, was summoned to Nateete Police Station and reported on December 4 to
Cindy Calls on Ava Peace and Jowy Landa to Battle for ‘New Generation’ Crown
Ugandan Dancehall sensation Cindy Sanyu has called on rising stars Jowy Landa and Ava Peace to end their ongoing rivalry over the “Queen of the
Vinka Laughs at Ava Peace’s Battle Proposal, Calls It a ‘Joke’
Rising singer Ava Peace has sparked conversation by saying she is ready to take on any Ugandan artiste in a music battle, including Sheebah or
Why Eth Lawinsky Will No Longer Collaborate with Ugandan Musicians
Budding Ugandan singer Eth Lawinsky, born Ethan Kavuma, has announced that he will no longer work with Ugandan artistes. Eth, who last released music in
Abtex Visits Biggie Events in Luzira, Calls for Support from Balaam and Government
Abtex, the President of Uganda’s Promoters’ Association, visited Luzira Prison this week to check on Biggie Events, a fellow promoter who is serving a six-month
PawaBoy AB Names Tracy Melon His Top Female Artiste of 2025
Rising Ugandan singer PawaBoy AB has revealed the female artistes he is most excited about this year, and his top pick has generated plenty of
DJ Spinny Rocks Mestil Gardens in 10-Year Music Celebration
Uganda’s entertainment scene came alive Sunday night as DJ Spinny marked a decade in music with his “Spinny & Friends” concert at Mestil Gardens. Hundreds
Ava Peace on Why She Drops Music Back to Back
In the entertainment world, almost everything an artiste does draws both admirers and critics, no matter how harmless it may seem. For Ava Peace, her
DJ Spinny Marks 10 Years with All-Star Party at Mestil Gardens
Kampala is about to turn up big time this Sunday, October 12, 2025, as DJ Spinny celebrates 10 years of spinning the decks in serious
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