Davido, Wizkid, Stonebwoy & More Headline The All-Star ‘One Africa Music Fest' Concert

Definitely a summer concert not to miss, One Africa Music Fest will be hosted by Banky W at Barclays Center in New York.

Davido, Wizkid, Stonebwoy & More Headline The All-Star ‘One Africa Music Fest' Concert

High-profile artists hailing from the continent, “One Dance” rapper Wizkid, Nigerian pop star Davido, and Ghanaian dancehall performer Stonebwoy, are joining ranks for One Africa Music Fest on July 22.


Also slated to grace the stage are Tanzania’s superstar Diamond Platnumz and Nigeria’s hottest singers Flavour, Iyanya and Tiwa Savage.

It’s rumored Wizkid’s StarBoy WorldWide Records signees Ghanaian hip-hop duo R2Bees and Mr. Eazi may perform as well, according to Ghana Web.

Has your head exploded yet with this incredible and unprecedented lineup?

Definitely a summer concert not to miss, One Africa Music Fest will be hosted by Banky W at Barclays Center in New York.

Hurry to snag tix here and also catch more of Davido this summer, performing with NYC’s biggest afrobeat ensemble Antibalas at Okayafrica’sAfrobeat x Afrobeats.

Okayafrica is giving 3 winners a chance to win a pair of tickets to attend One Africa Music Fest! Enter here for a chance to win. Winners will be picked by 5 p.m. EST!

Can't make it to One Africa Fest in Brooklyn? Watch the stars live on the official livestream brought to you by TIDAL and Okayafrica. Tune in tomorrow Friday, July 22nd at 7:30pm EST.

Flier courtesy of One Africa Music Fest

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