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By BigEyeUg Team Singer Dax Vibez has advised fellow musicians to steer clear of controversies if they want to achieve lasting success in the competitive Ugandan music industry. The singer made the remarks during a press conference held yesterday ahead of his much-anticipated All-White Concert set to take place at UMA Show Grounds. While reflecting on his journey, Dax Vibez revealed that his passion for music began humbly—singing in his bathroom. He narrated how, at the start, many dismissed his efforts, branding his singing as “noise” and discouraging him from pursuing music. Despite repeated criticism and failed studio sessions, he…

Swangz Avenue has announced that celebrated artist Winnie Nwagi has officially been added to the record label’s free and secure toll-free booking hotline: 0800 314 111. This move marks another step in streamlining and professionalizing the artist booking process in Uganda. With Winnie Nwagi now part of the platform, event organizers, promoters, and brands can directly secure her performances through the centralized hotline—ensuring faster response times, transparent contracts, and a consistent, professional experience. “Adding Winnie Nwagi is a major boost for this system. She’s one of Uganda’s most dynamic performers and a fan favorite. With her now accessible through our…

By BigEyeUg Team Ugandan dancehall queen Cindy Sanyu has boldly stated that she is the driving force behind many of today’s female artists in the music industry. Speaking with confidence, Cindy revealed that she takes pride in watching how upcoming stars are thriving, noting that she can clearly see elements of her influence in their music and style. “The whole industry is pretty much inspired by me,” Cindy said. “I can see bits and pieces of my inspiration, so I’m happy because I can sit and see these new artists and tell I’m that one’s inspiration.” Despite her ongoing feud…

By BigEyeUg Team Singer Shakiraa Shakirah has revealed that she has not yet found the right man to settle down with in marriage. In a candid revelation, Shakirah said she has not come across her “Levixone” to follow in the footsteps of singer Desire Luzinda and gospel star Levixone, who recently tied the knot in a much-celebrated union. Despite receiving a brand-new Benz from her alleged new man, Shakirah made it clear that the grand gesture is not enough for her to consider him as the one. “Just because he gave me a car doesn’t mean he’s the one. It…

By BigEyeUgTeam Western Uganda’s celebrated singer Ray G has announced a massive concert set to take place in his home area at Kakyeka Stadium, Mbarara, on 1st November 2025. The announcement comes after his record-breaking show in Kampala in May last year, which marked a turning point for regional artists. That concert was widely hailed as a success, inspiring many other musicians from upcountry to confidently stage concerts in the capital. Ray G’s Kampala show is particularly remembered for opening doors for fellow regional artists such as T Paul 256, who recently pulled off his own successful concert at Lugogo…

Afrigo Band has issued a strong directive against unauthorized filming, recording, broadcasting, or live streaming of their performances. According to the band’s Executive Office, no person or entity is allowed to capture or share any portion of a live show without prior written permission. The statement emphasizes that approvals must be requested in advance and granted in writing, with verbal authorizations considered invalid. Event organisers and managers have been reminded that they are fully responsible for ensuring compliance. This includes making sure staff, contractors, security, and attendees are aware of the restrictions. Failure to prevent unauthorized recording or streaming, the…

Renowned gospel artist Mungufeni and his wife Cynthia Letasi are overjoyed as they welcome their newborn son, just days after celebrating Cynthia’s birthday in grand style. Last week, Mungufeni surprised his wife with a luxurious Range Rover as a birthday gift, a gesture that left fans in awe of his devotion and generosity. The heartwarming moment, shared widely on social media, drew admiration from many who praised the gospel star for honoring his wife in such a thoughtful way. Adding to the celebrations, the couple’s joy doubled yesterday when Cynthia gave birth to a healthy baby boy. Both mother and…

By BigEyeUg Team Kampala, Uganda – August 25, 2025 – Talent Africa Group has officially announced the maiden concert of Ugandan singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Joshua Baraka. The event, titled Into The Braka Land, will take place on November 29, 2025, at the Ndere Cultural Center. Born in 2000, Joshua Baraka has captured audiences worldwide with his unique fusion of Afrobeat, R&B, dancehall, and Amapiano. He first gained recognition with his debut EP Baby Steps in 2021, and cemented his place in the music scene with the hit single Nana in 2023. His latest track, Wrong Places, has further expanded…

By BigEyeUg Team Singer Mikie Wine has come out to caution veteran musician Ragga Dee, urging him to publicly speak the truth about the controversy surrounding his latest track “Zuena.” The dispute stems from claims that Mikie Wine sampled or used beats from one of Ragga Dee’s old songs without permission. Shortly after Mikie released “Zuena,” Ragga Dee announced plans to sue him, accusing the Firebase Entertainment singer of copyright infringement. However, Mikie Wine insists that Ragga Dee is being dishonest about the matter. He revealed that he personally approached Ragga Dee before releasing the song and secured his approval.…

By BigEyeUg Team Producer and singer Daddy Andre has weighed in on Joshua Baraka’s rising music career, praising his talent but expressing concern over his musical direction. According to Andre, Baraka has been tilting heavily towards Nigerian Afrobeat influences, which he believes takes away from originality. “The problem is that the songs are too Afro-Nigerian kind of, so it’s not original because he goes and plucks out some rhythms and sounds like them,” Andre said. He cited an example of Nigerian star Oxlade, claiming Baraka had borrowed one of his rhythms, making his music less distinct. “That’s why the Nigerians…