Asake’s unique sound and style have earned him international recognition, attracting a massive and growing following as well as a Grammy Award nomination. His music, which blends Afrobeats with other genres (including Afro-fuji), continues to resonate with fans worldwide, contributing to his impressive streaming numbers.
This latest feat adds to a series of significant accomplishments for Asake. In 2023, Spotify named him the most streamed artist in Nigeria. Asake’s success on the streaming platform indicates his talent and dedication to his craft. His ability to consistently produce hit songs and connect with a diverse audience has made him a standout figure in the global music scene.
With over 7 million monthly listeners, Asake joins the ranks of top African artists making waves internationally. His music continues to gain traction, further establishing him as a key player in the industry.
As his fanbase expands, his impact on the music industry is expected to grow even more. Fans eagerly anticipate his future projects and collaborations, confident that he will continue to deliver exceptional music.
Asake’s big plans for 2024
Asake has announced that his third studio album will be released later this year. The artist, via his X handle, dropped the dates for his upcoming “Lungu Boy World Tour,” which will kick off on July 29, 2024, with shows in Europe, America, and Australia, including a cheeky line about a new album on the way.
The upcoming album will be his third album in 3 years following the release of his debut album ‘Mr. Money With The Vibes’ in 2022, and his sophomore album ‘Work of Art’ in 2023.
The Lungu Boy tour will see the ‘Lonely at the top’ crooner join the list of Nigerian artists including Davido and Burna Boy who have headlined the famous Madison Square Garden.
The tour will start with a headlining performance at Afronation on July 29, 2024, in Portmatio, followed by another headlining performance at the Wireless Festival in London. As part of the tour, Asake will headline at the Capital One Arena in Washington DC, State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Toyota Centre in Houston, and the famous Madison Square Garden in New York.
Other stops on the tour include the YouTube Theatre in Los Angeles, Zenith Arena in Paris, Uber Eats Music Hall in Berlin, AFAS Live in Amsterdam, Palladium in Cologne, Sarena in Dublin, and Promiseland in Australia.
