The legendary saxophonist could not hold back tears as he recounted his extraordinary journey that began in seemingly humble and unlikely circumstances, a path that has now culminated in a grand celebration of his legacy and the growth of jazz in Uganda.
Mungu Feni Records has unleashed their latest gospel project of 2025, a powerful single titled Mungu, featuring Pastor Wilson Bugembe, one of Uganda’s most beloved gospel voices.
Bebe Cool arrived in Nairobi, marking the second official stop for his album after a successful listening party and activations that have made the album a significant talking point in Kampala.
The concert organisers are promising a high-voltage charisma and cross-continental sound to the Kampala stage, adding an international flair to Uganda's most iconic band's golden anniversary.
The beloved singer, whose fervent worship and relatable humour has captivated millions across the continent, is set to bring her viral hits and heartfelt ministry to the stage in the Ugandan capital
Afro-pop and old school music lovers are in for a nostalgic and soulful night as Uganda’s legendary Afrigo Band takes center stage at Guvnor on Friday, June 27.
A worldwide event that has been celebrated annually since 1982, Fête de la Musique, or World Music Day, started in France as a nationwide celebration inviting people of all backgrounds to create and enjoy music in public spaces such as streets and parks.
The 47-year-old artist shared insights into how he continues to stay relevant in the music industry, maintain his youthful appearance, and connect with the younger generation.
Thousands of guests gathered to celebrate Bakiga culture, heritage, and unity, with Pilsner welcoming everyone with free ice-cold beers, raising the mood from the very start.
Season 2, the R&B edition, will take place on August 29 at the Sheraton Hotel Gardens in Kampala, promising an unforgettable night of music, art, and cultural immersion.
The day kicked off at 2:00 PM with an exciting mix of new talent. DJs Ames, City Girl, Ri Deejay, and Jarla Vibes brought the energy early on, getting the crowd moving with their electrifying sets.
The lush, orchard villa served as the perfect backdrop for a sophisticated gathering, with guests dressing to impress and making the most of the picturesque setting.
The event, which aimed to celebrate the country’s coffee industry, drew criticism due to the apparent mistreatment of local artists in comparison to their international counterparts.
Valid Heavy Claud, born Claud Kyalimpa, is rising fast in Uganda’s creative scene with his bold blend of Afrobeat and traditional rhythms from Western Uganda.
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