Omah Lay Reacts to Grammy Nomination, Says He Is Not Focused on Awards
Omah Lay is officially a Grammy nominee, and the Nigerian singer could not hide his excitement. His first-ever nomination comes from the hit collaboration with
2Face: African Queen Changed My Life But Brought Challenges
Even more than twenty years after its release, “African Queen” is still making headlines. Legendary Nigerian singer 2Face Idibia says the song gave his career
King Saha Urges Musical Growth, Alludes to Bebe Cool’s ‘Breaking The Chains’ Album
Singer King Saha has shared candid thoughts on his music and the industry, describing his sound as “ear-friendly.” In a recent interview with Shalom and
Fans Divided as Burna Boy Kicks Out Concertgoers in Denver
Grammy-winning Nigerian superstar Burna Boy caused a stir at his Denver concert after removing a couple from the crowd. The incident happened during his performance
Juma Jux Set to Rock Lagos with First Major Nigerian Concert
Tanzanian music star Juma Jux is coming to Lagos. He will perform live on December 18, 2025, marking his first major concert in Nigeria. Fans
Tyla Becomes First African Star to Fill 15,000-Seat Ariake Arena in Tokyo
South Africa’s Tyla is taking the world by storm. She made history by selling out the 15,000-seat Ariake Arena in Tokyo, becoming the first African
Tyla Beats Nigerian Stars to Become Most-Streamed Female Artiste in Nigeria
South African singer Tyla has reached another huge milestone, taking over the Nigerian music charts in a way no one saw coming. The “Water” star
Barack Obama Pays Tribute to Afrobeat Legend Fela Kuti
Former US President Barack Obama is paying tribute to Nigerian music legend Fela Kuti. In a new podcast series titled Fela Kuti: Fear No Man,
Tyla Reveals the South African Stars Who Shaped Her Music
South African pop star Tyla recently reflected on the women who inspired her during an exclusive GLAMOUR Girlhood Q&A. She shared insights about her journey,
DJ Big N Says Afrobeats Is Losing Its Shine
Nigerian disc jockey Big N has raised alarm over what he calls a major decline in the global impact of Afrobeats. He believes the once-dominant
