Music lovers gathered in Kampala yesterday for an Old School event celebrating nostalgic R&B classics and throwback anthems, according to Mbu. The event drew fans eager to relive hits from earlier decades, reflecting continued enthusiasm for retro-themed entertainment experiences in Uganda's capital. The report did not specify attendance figures, featured performers, or the venue, but described a lively atmosphere as attendees enjoyed the throwback music selection.

Ugandan singer Michael Kitanda is set to headline the Old School RnB and Friends experience, an event celebrating classic RnB music, according to BigEye. The publication describes the nostalgic appeal of old-school RnB, noting how familiar songs can unite audiences in collective sing-alongs. Further details about the event's date, venue, and supporting performers were not provided in the available report. The story was first published by BigEye.UG.

Uganda's King Oyo was honoured at the RnB and Friends event held on Sunday evening at Mestil Hotel, according to Matooke Republic. The old-school themed show drew guests into singalongs of early-2000s hits, with Mario's "Let Me Love You" prompting attendees to pause conversations and join in. The report describes a nostalgic atmosphere as classic RnB tracks animated the Kampala venue, blending musical throwbacks with recognition of the Toro kingdom monarch.

Ugandan entertainment outlet Sqoop reports on the Dread Lazer Turn Up, a Kampala party event where a DJ-driven performance created the atmosphere of a live band experience. The article describes how the energy of the night transformed as music shifts turned a reserved crowd into an animated one, with attendees filming the moment on their phones. The piece frames the event as a memorable highlight of Kampala's nightlife scene, capturing the spontaneous excitement typical of the city's party culture.

Vibez Nzuri, a music event held on Saturday 5 September 2026 at Gazebo in Najjera, Kampala, drew music lovers, young creatives and partygoers for an afternoon of music, games and drinks, according to CampusBee. The event, sponsored by Captain Morgan, showcased Kampala's emerging music acts and drew a strong youthful turnout despite the September heat, the outlet reported.

Nigerian singer Tems performed her song "Me & U" in a crimson gown at the Obama Presidential Center Grand Opening Ceremony in Chicago on June 18. She shared the stage with notable artists including Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Wonder, and John Legend. Barack Obama has previously included Tems' songs "Vibe Out" and "Love Me Jeje" in his annual playlists, highlighting her influence in the music scene.