Over the last decade, Afrobeats has made significant inroads in the global music industry, from invitations to conquer the biggest stages in the world to cross-cultural collaborat ...

This week, we've got a global spread of celebrations, from K-Pop to Afro-beats. Plus, bringing it home with the Woodward ...

Asake will bring his infectious panache to the 2023 Broccoli City Festival next month. Watch the “Basquiat” video above.

Afrobeats star Asake has had a relatively quiet 2025 so far. Aside from the release of "Why Love" back in February, he hasn't put out much else since the calendar flipped, perhaps still recovering ...

Asake just announced his 2024 'Lungu Boy Tour' that will take him all over the world including a stop at New York City's Madison Square Garden on Friday, Aug. 30.

Asake has already proved that his breakthrough was more than earned. With Work of Art, he solidifies his status as a street-pop superstar. About our ratings Best of Rolling Stone ...

Afrobeats star Asake paid tribute to the people who died as a result of the Brixton Academy crowd crush, during his debut O2 Arena show on Sunday (20 August). The Nigerian artist performed three ...

Asake emerged on the scene in 2020 with “Mr. Money,” and his subsequent collaboration with Olamide, the legendary Nigerian street-pop artist, on the slow-burning, amapiano -infused “Omo Ope ...

Asake, who was performing when the crowd surged, said he spoke with Ikumelo’s family and shared his condolences. Ikumelo was a 33-year-old nurse and mother of two.

The independent record label Empire has brought nineteen acts from six African nations together on one album and is set to share it with the world in less than two weeks. The compilation, titled ...

Asake: I grew up listening to Fuji [a music genre that began with Nigeria’s Yoruba people]. But to me, I think I do a lot of things because, you know, I love to come with the vibe.