Asake is heading to Lagos with a concert to make everyone’s December detty. He is one of the biggest Afrobeats stars in Nigeria, and most fans of the genre look forward to his shows and concerts.
The Asake Lagos concert will take place on Sunday, December 20, 2026, at Oasis Ground, Coastal Road, Victoria Island. The performance will also serve as the closing show of Future Fest ’26, a ten-day cultural festival scheduled to run from December 11 to 20.
And Asake will not be the only major Nigerian music star taking over the Future Fest stage this December. 
Asake to close Future Fest with Lagos headline show
The singer, who recently wrapped up his In God We Trust world tour, is returning home for what promises to be one of Lagos’ major December music events.
The promotional video created a buzz among his fans after its announcement.
The concert, billed as M$NEY in Lagos, follows the success of his fourth studio album, M$NEY, released in May 2026.
The project enjoyed a strong streaming performance, further cementing Asake’s position among Africa’s biggest contemporary music exports. His international tour also took him across major venues, including London’s O2 Arena and Paris’ Accor Arena.
Now, the singer is bringing that energy back to Lagos, where fans will get another opportunity to experience his catalogue of street-pop and Afrobeats hits.
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Ticket information circulating online lists General Access at ₦100,000, with other categories including bleacher tickets and VIP options. Gold and Platinum table packages reportedly cost ₦10 million and ₦20 million, respectively.
Asake Lagos Concert Follows Olamide’s YBNL Reunion
Interestingly, Asake’s headline show comes just two days after another major Future Fest attraction involving his former record label.
On December 18, Olamide will lead YBNL: The Reunion, a concert bringing together several artistes associated with the record label he founded in 2012. The reunion will give fans an opportunity to revisit different eras of YBNL, which helped launch or develop several successful Nigerian music careers.
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Asake, who joined YBNL in 2022 before later pursuing his career independently, is notably absent from the announced lineup. His separate December 20 headline performance has therefore added another talking point to the festival’s programme.
However, neither Asake nor Olamide has publicly suggested that the two events are connected beyond their place on the Future Fest calendar.
M$NEY Gives Asake a Record-Breaking 2026
Asake has had a record-breaking 2026, led by his fourth album, M$NEY, which he released in May. The album set the biggest first-week streaming figure in Spotify Nigeria’s history, with 57 million streams.
His single “Forgiveness” topped Apple Music’s Africa Now chart and gave him four No. 1s in five months, a Nigerian record. He also released the joint EP with Wizkid, and its track “Jogodo” became Spotify Nigeria’s most streamed song of 2026.
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Asake sold out the O2 Arena in London for the third time in October and launched the “In God We Trust” world tour across North America and Europe. M$NEY Live in London has also passed 50 million streams on Spotify.
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