
Afrobeats Summer Tour Port Harcourt: A City Answers Back
The Port Harcourt stop wanted to prove a point. It did.
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Afrobeats, alté, gospel and every genre Nigerians play loud — new releases, tours and charts.
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The Port Harcourt stop wanted to prove a point. It did.

Ibadan, Enugu, Kaduna. The gospel tour that has been quietly overtaking most secular runs this year.

Abuja got a leaner setlist and a cleaner sound. Tobi reports on the second stop of the tour.

A packed venue, one sound-check delay, an unexpected surprise guest and a set that ran twenty minutes long. Tobi's recap.

A mid-tempo Afrobeats stunner, a gospel crossover, a debut from an Abuja rapper — Tobi's weekly listen list.

Fans in London, Manchester and Accra can breathe out — the calendar now extends past Nigeria.

Two chart-toppers missed key categories. A rising act cleaned up. And one nomination has X arguing overnight.

For the first time in a while, a Nigerian gospel single is holding its own on the streaming charts. Tobi looks at the numbers.

It was supposed to be a small industry listening. It ended with the DJ playing for a car park full of strangers.

The chart update dropped on Tuesday. By evening, the Lagos music group chats were on fire.

Fans woke up to a fresh tour poster on Instagram — three Nigerian stops, three sold-out risks, and one big question about tickets.