Western Uganda sensation Ray G's sold-out concert at Lugogo Cricket Oval was a game-changer for promoter Norbat Events.

Despite the success, music critic Jenkins Mukasa is not satisfied that Ray G is now a force to reckon with musically in Kampala.

The singer now believes he broke the curse, and regional artists will start organizing shows in Kampala, which has for years been dominated by musicians based in the Central Region.

On a recent interview, Ray G explained that he sees wedding rings as a bit of a foreign tradition.

Speaking in an interview with a local television station, Jazmine explained that Ray G is among the best male musicians in Uganda and deserves to be celebrated.

Omega 256 has opened up about staging the show on the same day as Ray G's and explained she was never invited to the show happening at Lugogo Cricket Oval.

Ray G has now revealed that he consulted with B2C's management before announcing his concert dates.

Ray G clearly states the concert is open to all Ugandans and is not limited to a particular group of people.

He detailed that after a performance in Kampala, Spice Diana's manager approached him, expressing a desire for the two artists to collaborate, which eventually led to the creation of "Omusheshe."

Western Uganda-based musician Reagan Muhairwe, known as Ray G, revealed plans for concerts in Mbarara and Kampala. He expressed confidence in his Kampala fan base, anticipating a successful tour.