Fresh from a historic NFL halftime appearance in London, Ayra Starr has announced her 20-date Starrgirl World Tour spanning Europe and North America.
Ayra Starr delivered a genre-spanning halftime set at the NFL’s London fixture, underscoring Afrobeats’ expanding footprint on the global sporting stage.
Asake’s new “Oba” video trades sprawling street theatre for the hushed, smoke-curled intimacy of a late-night recording booth, revealing the craftsmanship behind his latest royal declaration.
In a candid interview with The Native, Black Sherif explains how his new EP ‘Sun Sherif’ marks a deliberate step away from commercial comfort toward artistic evolution.
Asake and Seun Kuti have each thrown their names into contention for the 2027 Grammy Awards, with both Nigerian artists hoping to finally claim the trophy that has so far eluded them.
Fresh reports suggest Asake has entered several projects, including his album M$NEY and collaborations with Wizkid and DJ Snake, for consideration across multiple 2027 Grammy categories.
A tour through five new Nigerian music videos—from Mr Eazi and MOLIY’s sun-warmed “Comfort” to Niniola’s conceptual “TIKA”—that together capture the restless, genre-blurring energy of contemporary Afrobeats.
FOLA’s Homecoming Concert in Ibadan fused hometown sentiment with chart-topping hits and a string of touching fan moments, offering a vivid snapshot of an artiste whose star is rapidly ascending.
BNXN marks Nigeria’s Independence Day with a compact new EP, Still In Charge, enlisting Asake and FOLA as he closes out a prolific year.
Kizz Daniel’s “Owo Oluwa” marries Afro-gospel sensibility with cinematic philanthropy in a video that doubles as a tribute to his late parents.
Tems and Runtown opened Spotify’s Surround Sound live series in Lagos with two nights of catalogue-deep, career-spanning performances.
BNXN has confirmed that his new EP, Still In Charge, featuring Asake and FOLA, will arrive on 1 October 2026.
Young Jonn’s seven-track EP Dear London coincides with his debut headline show at OVO Arena Wembley, closing a decade-long chapter of exclusion from the UK.
On ‘Best’, Tiakola and Rema trade French rap and Afrobeats cadences with an ease that makes the collaboration one of the standout moments on WpointM.
A survey of how Asake’s fashion has shifted from Lagos streetwear to Parisian runways and military tailoring, without ever losing its essential Lagosian accent.
