Ugandan musician Douglas Mayanja, known as Weasel Manizo of Goodlyfe Crew, has warned fellow artist Kid Fox, who recently returned to Uganda after years abroad, over alleged media attacks. Speaking on a TikTok live stream, Weasel said the local music industry and its power dynamics have changed significantly, according to Sqoop, and told Kid Fox to tread carefully, reportedly remarking that Bobi Wine is out of his league.

Ugandan artists Joshua Baraka, Omega 256, King Saha, Winnie Nwagi, and Daxx Kartel have released new music videos that feature a variety of styles, including soulful tracks and humorous songs, aimed at engaging listeners with their rhythms.

Several Ugandan artists, including Pawaboy AB, Maurice Kirya, Ecko Star, and Ceaserous, have released new music videos for their latest projects, according to Ugandan entertainment outlet MBU. The report highlights five hot new Ugandan music videos, showcasing fresh visual releases from the country's music scene as the artists promote their recent work to fans.

Ugandan singer Lydia Jazmine performed at Lugogo Cricket Oval on Friday night, where thousands of fans reportedly sang her songs back to her as soon as she stepped on stage. According to Sqoop, the audience had waited a long time before her appearance, but her arrival was met with an immediate and enthusiastic response, reflecting a career built on popular melodies that resonated strongly with the crowd at the Kampala venue.

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.

Ugandan artist Mungu Feni has participated in the Showbiz101 2026 music camp, a seven-day creative industry program held in Lagos, Nigeria, from June 23 to 30, 2026. Organized by bridgeAFRIC, the event aimed to connect African creatives with global industry players through education, collaboration, networking, and music, enhancing opportunities for talent on an international scale.