General Access tickets start at ₦100,000, and the top table packages are reported at ₦20 million.
Nigerian singer Asake will close Future Fest '26 with a headline concert in Lagos on Sunday, 20 December, at Oasis Ground on Coastal Road, Victoria Island. The date is the last of the festival's ten days, which takes place between 11 and 20 December. The show comes weeks after he wrapped up his In God We Trust world tour in Paris.
Legit.ng says the show is tagged M$NEY In Lagos and that Asake announced it in a video on his Instagram page. The caption was short: "In Lagos, Dec 20".
The ticket prices have caught attention. Pulse, citing a screenshot of the ticketing page that is circulating online, lists six tiers: General Access at ₦100,000, Bleachers at ₦200,000, VIP (Bleachers) at ₦250,000 and VVIP (Bleachers) at ₦300,000. At the top end, a Gold Table is listed at ₦10 million and a Platinum Table at ₦20 million. Legit.ng says the most expensive package is reportedly ₦20 million.
The show caps a big year for M$NEY, Asake's fourth album. Released on 1 May, the record is the debut full-length release on Giran Republic, his own imprint, made with EMPIRE. Pulse says it logged the top opening week of any African album on Spotify, around 56 million streams, and afterward surpassed Lungu Boy as the longest-holding number-one in Nigeria.
That success fed the In God We Trust tour. The North American arena stretch took place between 20 August and 6 September. For the third time, Asake achieved a sellout at the 20,000-capacity O2 Arena in London on 15 October. The run concluded on 24 October at the Accor Arena in Paris. A Los Angeles date at the Greek Theatre was cancelled in September, and Pulse notes there was no detailed public explanation.
Pulse says Lagos will be a homecoming of sorts. The singer's most recent Lagos headline performance came at Flytime Fest on Christmas Eve 2025, and it was his first big headline gig in the city in two years. Performing before roughly 20,000 people, all tickets gone, he invited Olamide, Zlatan and the fuji great King Saheed Osupa onstage. HypeTribe adds that he previewed unreleased M$NEY records that night.
Legit.ng says the singer recently submitted four entries for the 2027 Grammys, another milestone in an eventful year.
Future Fest '26 also includes a YBNL reunion. Olamide will revive YBNL Nation for a show titled "YBNL: The Reunion", set for 18 December at that same location; the lineup features Pheelz, Young Jonn, Lil Kesh, Fireboy DML and Adekunle Gold. Asake, who left the YBNL label before starting Giran Republic, is not listed, and fans have noticed. Neither side has commented.
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