Born Oluwaseun David Obafemi on May 23 in Benin Republic, Noon Dave, also known as Noon Dave, is a talented R&B singer/songwriter signed to Chocolate City Music. Growing up amidst the rich musical landscape of West Africa, Noon Dave developed a deep appreciation for music at a young age, drawing inspiration from his daily experiences and the diverse sounds that surrounded him.

Beyond his natural talent, Noon Dave is a dedicated student of music. He honed his skills at the Peter Kings College of Music, broadening his horizons and deepening his understanding of various musical genres. Inspired by international superstars like Drake, PARTYNEXTDOOR, and Bryson Tiller, Noon Dave sought to infuse his own music with their influences while maintaining a distinctly local flavor.

What sets the dreadlocked artist apart is his versatility and lyrical prowess. His discography showcases a wide range of styles, from the R&B-infused "Too Late" to the hip-hop-influenced "Brunch" and the pop-driven "Hillary." His ability to seamlessly navigate different genres while maintaining his unique artistic identity is a testament to his musical versatility.

Noon Dave's lyrics are characterized by their clarity, depth, and emotional resonance. He possesses a knack for crafting relatable narratives that resonate with audiences on a personal level. His recent EP, "Noon at Noon," is a testament to his lyrical abilities, exploring themes of love, loyalty, and personal experiences in a poignant and introspective manner.

The EP's standout tracks, such as "Brunch," "Facecard," and "Merry Go," showcase Noon Dave's ability to blend various musical genres and create catchy melodies. His collaborations with talented producers like Auxxi and Projexx have further elevated his music, bringing in fresh perspectives and expanding his artistic horizons.

Noon Dave's music has garnered significant attention and praise, with his tracks receiving millions of streams and establishing him as a rising star in the Afrofusion scene. His ability to connect with audiences on a deep emotional level, coupled with his undeniable talent, positions him as a promising artist with a bright future.

The Promise Land concert, slated for October 4-6 at Doug Jennings Park, is poised to be a groundbreaking musical event. This three-day extravaganza will feature a diverse lineup of international and local artists, promising an unforgettable experience for music lovers.

The concert's lineup is nothing short of impressive. Headliners include Jhus, Metro Boomin, Headie One, Rema, Jorja Smith, Miguel, Beenie Man, Tiwa Savage, Ruger, Asake, Busta Rhymes, Omah Lay, and many more. This diverse mix of genres and styles ensures something for everyone.

One of the Promise Land concert's most notable aspects is its focus on African talent. Many featured artists hail from Africa, showcasing the continent's rich musical heritage. This is a significant step towards recognizing and celebrating African artists globally.

 The festival sees the likes of Among the African performers

 like Jhus, African Prince Rema would be gracing the stage following his recent album ‘HEIS’ success. African Bad Girl Tiwa Savage continues to show how much of a leading figure she is in the African music scene. She would be gracing the stage alongside other Nigeria acts, Ruger, Bnxn, Victony, and Shallipopi, all on the second day of the three days.

The Lungu Boy, Asake, will headline the third day alongside Omah Lay. This day also sees other African heavyweights like Uncle Waffles, The Composers, King Promise,and Seyi Vibez show their musical prowess.

Amapiano music isn’t left out, as major African American sensation acts like Tyler ICU, Focalistic, and TXC will also raise the African continent at the Promise Land Concert.

The inclusion of these talented African artists at the Promise Land concert reflects the growing recognition and appreciation of African music worldwide. It serves as a platform for these artists to showcase their unique styles and reach new audiences.

As the Promise Land concert approaches, anticipation is building for the incredible performances that are sure to take place. With its focus on African talent and its commitment to celebrating diversity, the event promises to be a memorable celebration of music that transcends borders and unites people from all walks of life.

Tems, the Nigerian-born, Grammy-award-winning singer-songwriter, brought her captivating voice and soulful melodies to the iconic Radio City Music Hall in New York City on September 5th, 2024. Her "Born In The Wild" tour, including a stop in the Big Apple, is part of her journey to her global rise and her fans’ unwavering love of her fans.

The concert was a whirlwind of emotions, filled with powerful performances of her hit songs, "Free Mind," "Essence," and "Love Me Jeje." Tems' unique vocal style and passionate lyrics resonated deeply with the audience, creating an intimate and unforgettable experience.

One of the highlights of the evening was the surprise appearance of special guests, including a performance from John Legend and her African counterpart, Ayrastarr, gracing the stage to add more spice to the event.Their collaborative performances added an extra layer of excitement and energy to the show.

As Tems wrapped up her set, the audience was left wanting more. Her concert was a show of her talent and her impact on the music industry. With her soaring vocals and magnetic stage presence, Tems continues solidifying her position as one of the most promising artists of her generation.

Rema, the global Afrobeats sensation, returned home to Benin City for a historic concert that will be discussed for years. The event, held at the Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium on August 30, 2024, was a celebration of music, culture, and the incredible journey of a local boy who has conquered the world.

This was more than a concert; it was a global exposure of how many opportunities lie in Benin. The concert also sparked an increase in economic activities in the city. Rema’s homecoming concert saw him visit the Oba of Benin, who awarded the global superstar with a plague. During the visit, Rema also gifted a church 105 million naira.

The concert featured a star-studded lineup of Nigerian artists who joined Rema on stage to create an unforgettable night. Fans were treated to performances by Don Jazzy, Odumodublvck,Shallipopi, Ayox, Magix, Crayon , Ladipoe and a couple of others who electrified the crowd with their hit songs. Beyond the music, the event was a cultural extravaganza, with the stage adorned with traditional elements and the performance infused with local rhythms and dances.

Rema's return to his hometown of Edo State marked the start of a new era for the local entertainment industry. Together with Governor Obaseki, he laid the foundation for a new concert venue, "Rema's Dome." In a powerful speech, Rema encouraged his fellow Edoites to never give up on their dreams, no matter how impossible they may seem.

Rema's homecoming concert was more than just a music event; it was a celebration of unity and a tribute to his roots. The concert brought together people from all walks of life, united by their love for Rema and their pride in their hometown. Rema took the time to express his gratitude for his upbringing in Benin City, acknowledging the role his community played in shaping his career.

Jade Osiberu's highly anticipated new film, "Christmas in Lagos," is set to hit Prime Video this December. The movie features a star-studded cast, including renowned actors and popular Afrobeats artists. 

For the first time, Afrobeat sensation Adekunle Gold, Ayra Starr, and Ladipoe will showcase their acting talents in "Christmas in Lagos." Joining them are other prominent Afrobeats stars like Waje, Wurld, Liya, and Supacell star Rayxia Ojo.

Set against the vibrant backdrop of Lagos' "Detty December" festivities, the film follows the stories of four friends navigating love, loss, and friendship. Fiyin, Gbemi, Ivie, and Elo face personal challenges and unexpected twists as they celebrate the holiday season. 

Known for her crime thrillers, Jade Osiberu has made a name for herself in the Nigerian film industry. While "Christmas in Lagos" marks a departure from her usual genre, she assures fans that she isn't abandoning action films. In fact, she teases two upcoming projects that will satisfy her thrill-seeking audience.

In addition to the Afrobeats stars, the film boasts a talented ensemble of actors, including Richard Mofe Damijo (RMD), Shaffy Bello, Wale Ojo, Teniola Aladese, Angel Anosike, Shalom C Obiago, and Rayxia Ojo.

"Christmas in Lagos" promises to be a heartwarming and entertaining film that captures the spirit of the season. An exact date for Christmas in Lagos will surely be announced in the coming months, as excitement for the film builds up. Meanwhile, Osiberu also teased a possible sequel to Gangs of Lagos in the video posted on social media, as well as another action thriller project.

Nigerian Afrobeats sensation, Asake, has officially announced his third studio album, titled "Lungu Boy." The highly anticipated project is set to drop on August 9th, 2024, following the success of his previous albums, "Mr. Money With The Vibe" and "Work Of Art." 

The album boasts a 15-track lineup, including a bonus song titled "Fuji Vibe," and features a star-studded cast of collaborators. Wizkid, Travis Scott, Stormzy, Central Cee, and Ludmilla are the artists lending their talents to the project. 

Asake’s strategic selection of collaborators is evident in the album's lineup. By featuring artists with strong followings in the UK, US, Brazil, and Nigeria, respectively, Asake is positioning himself for global dominance. 

To coincide with the album release, Asake has announced the "Lungu Boy World Tour," produced by Live Nation. The 10-date tour will kick off on August 16th in Washington, DC, and conclude on September 28th in Paris. The tour will see Asake performing in some of the world's most iconic venues, including Madison Square Garden.

This project is expected to complete his run of successful albums while solidifying his status as a global music star.