Weekend Beats

Following suspense-filled teasers that set the country talking and asking questions, the much hyped event, The Invasion, a cross-generational and non-denominational music-driven revival platform for young people....

I feel happy. There were more than 1000 contestants in the beginning, but it was only 20 of us that made it to the semifinal stage. Besides, I actually came very close to making it to the finals.

Speaking at the event, Regional Trade Marketing Manager Port Harcourt, Nigerian Breweries Plc, John Adesola, reaffirmed the brand’s commitment to the progress and culture of the people of the Southeast.

The brand had in March, commenced its Experiential Parties, and hosted several top DJs and comedians in the entertainment industry to thrill consumers with the best of music, games and comedy experiences.

As preparations goes upswing for the season two of the reality show, The Voice Nigeria, which returns to screen, songstress, Yemi Alade, has been confirmed as the newest star to occupy the famous red chair as coach.

It is going to be a total shutdown today in the city of London as ‘OneAfrica Music Fest’, Africa’s leading platform that showcases the best and brightest musical talents...

Scene One Production has finally released the trailer for the much-anticipated TV Series, Industreet.

Many do not take enough time to think about ways in which innovation has improved the quality of lives today. However, comparing today’s world and that of 100 years ago...

No doubt, gospel singer, John Maduekwe, well known as John Mako is one artiste, who has determined to carve a niche for himself with his brand of gospel music, which is often laden with messages.

Nabania crooner, Flavour, over the weekend brought down the roof as the telecom service provider, Globacom’s sponsored Mega Music Nationwide Tour, held in the city of Aba, Abia State, on Saturday night.

Tagged ‘Asa Live in Lagos Encore’, the concert will hold at EKO Convention Centre, Lagos. Fans are already excited, both those that attended and those who missed the 2016 edition of the live in concert.

Dagrin created enough to last a lifetime; he took dialectical (indigenous) rap, ran with and made it better. He transformed and made it popular, taking it from a niche sound to a commercial movement.