The hitmaker reveals plans to headline the closing night of Future Fest at Oasis Ground on December 20, marking a triumphant return to his musical roots.
Nigerian Afrobeats sensation Ahmed Ololade, popularly known as Asake, has officially announced a major headline concert in Lagos.
The award-winning singer revealed the exciting news through a dramatic promotional video posted across his official social media platforms.
Tagged Money In Lagos, the highly anticipated live performance is scheduled to take place on Sunday, December 20,2026.
The show will be hosted at Oasis Ground along the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Road in Victoria Island, Lagos.
This landmark performance serves as the grand closing event for the upcoming Future Fest 2026 entertainment showcase.
The homecoming concert arrives weeks after the singer concluded his massively successful In God We Trust world tour in Paris.
Ticket Tiers Spark Social Media Buzz
Following the announcement, ticket pricing details emerged online, immediately sparking widespread conversations among fans and entertainment observers.
General admission tickets start at one hundred thousand naira, while standard bleachers seats are priced at two hundred thousand naira.
VIP bleachers passes cost two hundred and fifty thousand naira, and VVIP bleachers passes sell for three hundred thousand naira.
For luxury hospitality guests, Gold Table packages are priced at ten million naira, while Platinum Tables reach twenty million naira.
Despite intense online debate over the steep entry fees, thousands of eager fans expressed readiness to secure passes early.
Many supporters noted that the concert offers a rare opportunity to witness his elevated orchestral live production on home soil.
Triumph Following Global Arena Success
The upcoming Lagos showcase builds upon an extraordinary year of international milestones and record-breaking live performances for the star.
During his global tour, the singer achieved his third consecutive sellout at the twenty-thousand-capacity O2 Arena in London.
He wrapped up the international arena run on October 24 with an electrifying performance at the Accor Arena in Paris.
The Lagos event also follows the commercial success of his fourth studio album and his independent label launch, Giran Republik.
Industry commentators observe that returning home during the festive December season reinforces his deep connection with his core Nigerian fanbase.
His last major headline show in the state occurred on Christmas Eve 2025, drawing a sold-out crowd of twenty thousand.
Organizers promise an unforgettable audiovisual experience featuring classic street anthems and fresh hits from his acclaimed musical catalogue.
With December fast approaching, the concert stands poised to be one of the biggest highlights of Lagos’s festive calendar.
