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The exclusive one-night performance of his latest album M$NEY was held at London’s Theatre Royal Drury Lane in partnership with ...

‘M$NEY’ marks a shift from his debut single-producer approach to a more diverse, global sound.

M$NEY will feature 13 tracks, including previously released singles such as ‘Why Love’, ‘Badman Gangster’ and ‘Worship’.

The platform recorded 30.3 billion streams and more than 1.6 billion listening hours for Nigerian music in 2025, reflecting growing ...

The data also point to a sharp expansion in listening activity, rising consumption of local-language music and fast-growing audiences for ...

The project signals a young artiste finding his voice in public, balancing personal storytelling with crowd-pleasing formulas.

Beyond the familiar titles and public feuds woven into the tracklist, the project offers little musical evolution, relying more on ...

Despite showcasing their signature sound and chemistry across four tracks, they offered limited lyrical range and creative ambition.

While the song succeeds as an easy, replayable hit, its themes lean heavily on sensuality and offer little emotional or ...

The event, scheduled for 1 January 2026, will take place at the expansive Mainland Wonderland.

Osupa’s electrifying performance has sent social media into a frenzy.

PREMIUM TIMES reported that Mr Obama’s 2024 playlist featured Nigerian stars Rema and Tems, with Tems’ “Love Me, Jeje” and ...

The music video became a defining soundtrack of the year, amassing over 41 million views within six months of its ...

Although “Real Vol. 1” is their first joint EP, it is not the first time the singers have collaborated.

Davido’s “With You” was also named most-streamed song in Nigeria in 2025.

Accompanied by a 33-piece orchestra, he reimagined his hits, such as ‘Lonely at the Top’ and ‘Terminator,’ in a fusion ...

The album's title resonates with Asake's popular nickname, which has become synonymous with his brand and musical persona.

Asake studied Theatre and Dramatic Arts at Obafemi Awolowo University.

This collaboration comes exactly 14 years after their first ever feature in ‘Omo To Shan’, released in 2011.

Ten categories, including Best Collaboration and Best Inspirational Single, were excluded from the awards.

This marks Burna’s third performance at the prestigious event.

“Your father was not in the army, and you want to win a Grammy. You better go and join the ...

Notably, Tems was the only African artiste with three nominations across the global music categories.

The President also celebrates the rise of a new generation of young and multi-talented Nigerian musical artistes who have propelled ...

Predicting Grammy winners is always speculative, but the consensus points to…