Ugandan outlet BigEye reports that DJ Dread Lazer headlined a high-energy party event, delivering a set that drew crowds of revellers for a night of music. According to the report, the Dread Lazer performance was the most anticipated part of the show, which also showcased emerging talent and featured sponsorship from Smirnoff. One attendee quoted by the outlet described the atmosphere as "mob lit," calling it an unforgettable night.

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.

On Sunday evening in Kampala, a bar typically known for its playlists and cocktails hosted the inaugural Singleton Bar Symphony, curated by Josh SB. The event featured orchestral music, including violins, cellos, and brass instruments, transforming the usual bar experience into a unique musical performance. This initiative aimed to blend classical music with the social atmosphere of a bar setting, marking a departure from traditional entertainment formats.

The second edition of the Garden Pop Up took place at Tales Lounge in Bukoto, Kampala, on Sunday afternoon, transforming the venue's usual bar atmosphere into a denim-themed garden party. According to Matooke Republic, the event drew Kampala's social crowd for an afternoon of music, fashion and drinks, with the denim dress code considered as much a part of the experience as the entertainment on offer.

Ugandan DJ The Last Gal, whose real name is Rachel Heyzo Kanyunyuzi, is profiled by Sqoop for her rise within Kampala's electronic music scene. Her journey began in 2022 at Gong Academy, where she learned DJing under Derrick Files. The feature traces her development from a young woman learning the craft behind the decks to an artist building a name beyond the DJ booth, highlighting her emergence in Uganda's entertainment industry.

As the Tusker Lite Neon Raves Grand Finale approaches at Next Media Park, finalists from various Ugandan cities participated in a mentorship session aimed at enhancing their skills beyond just performance. The competition, which includes dance crews from Hoima, Masaka, Mbarara, Arua, Gulu, and Kampala, focuses on preparing these finalists for the upcoming event this Saturday.