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Tyla Removes Lagos from A*POP World Tour

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Tyla Removes Lagos from A*POP World Tour

 

South African music sensation Tyla has sparked disappointment among Nigerian fans after Lagos was reportedly removed from the official schedule of her A*POP World Tour. The development has generated widespread discussion across social media, with many fans questioning why one of Africa’s biggest music markets no longer appears on the tour itinerary.

When the A*POP World Tour was first announced, Lagos was listed as one of only three African stops, alongside Cape Town and Johannesburg. The Nigerian show was scheduled for 22 December 2026, with the venue yet to be confirmed. The announcement was celebrated by fans who were eager to see the Grammy-winning star perform live.

Ghana Party in the Park 2026 Paused, Fans Hope for a Bigger Return

Ghana Party in the Park 2026 Paused, Fans Hope for a Bigger Return

 

 

One of the UK’s biggest celebrations of Ghanaian music and culture, Ghana Party in the Park 2026, has officially been cancelled. The announcement has disappointed thousands of fans who were looking forward to attending the annual festival, which has become a staple event for the Ghanaian diaspora and African music lovers across Europe.

Lali & Lola Set to Light Up Accra with Fire and Flow Concert 2026

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Lali & Lola Set to Light Up Accra with Fire and Flow Concert 2026

 

Music lovers in Accra are in for an unforgettable experience as the dynamic twin duo Lali & Lola prepare to host their highly anticipated Fire and Flow Concert 2026 on Saturday, 1st August, at the iconic Alliance Française Accra. The event promises an exciting evening of live music, energetic performances, and family-friendly entertainment, making it one of the must-attend events on Ghana’s entertainment calendar.

Loving C: The DJ Who Gave Kumasi Its Rhythm

Loving C: The DJ Who Gave Kumasi Its Rhythm


There was a time when discovering new music meant waiting for your favourite radio presenter to play it or heading to a nightclub where a skilled DJ controlled the atmosphere from behind a pair of turntables. Before smartphones, streaming platforms and algorithm-driven playlists, DJs were tastemakers. They introduced audiences to new sounds, influenced fashion, created unforgettable nights and helped shape popular culture.

In Kumasi, one name has remained part of that story for more than three decades: Loving C.