Entertainment

Dance hall artiste Khalifa Aganaga has responded to accusations of copyright infringement regarding an Afrigo Band song.

The Uganda Performing Rights Society (UPRS) has banned live bands from performing without consent cover songs of music done by local artistes. UPRS says this trend is killing the value of the music industry in Uganda

As Ugandans gear up for the 2026 general elections,the senior presidential advisor on creatives Eddy Kenzo Musuuza has warned artistes that have political ambitions to go slow arguing that politics will kill their careers.

Renowned instrumentalist and Jazz Safari proprietor, Tshaka Mayanja, has shared his thoughts on how Uganda's music industry can grow and reach global standards. According to Mayanja, the key to improvement lies in acquiring skill and treating music as a profession rather than a fallback option.

The Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) has called for greater responsibility in the music industry to prevent children from being exposed to inappropriate content.

February is the month Ugandans celebrate the achievements and the legacy of the late singer and song writer Moses Nakintije Ssekibogo aka Mowzey Radio

Singer Naava Grey will be performing at Serena hotel on valentines day of 2025 and has unveiled a series of events that are aimed at promoting the concert

A highly anticipated music concert featuring popular musician King Saha, initially halted by the Uganda Police Force, has been cleared to proceed with certain restrictions.

Renowned singer Alex Bagonza, popularly known as A Pass, has criticised the local music industry, claiming that most Ugandan artists are failing to make an impact on the global stage.

Renowned musician Moses Ssali, popularly known as Bebe Cool, has dismissed reports suggesting his son, Alpha Thierry Ssali, has signed with a Spanish football club.