Nigerian Afrobeats superstar Asake has announced a major international concert series titled the “In God We Trust” World Tour, in support of his latest project M$NEY, further cementing his status as one of Africa’s fastest-rising global music exports.
The announcement has generated significant buzz across the global entertainment scene, with fans anticipating a high-energy tour that will showcase Asake’s unique blend of Afrobeats, Fuji-inspired rhythms, and street-pop sound.
Tour Begins at Afro Nation Portugal
The world tour is scheduled to kick off on July 4 at the renowned Afro Nation festival in Portimão, Portugal, a major global platform celebrating Afrobeats and African music culture.
From there, Asake will embark on a multi-city run across North America and Europe, bringing his energetic stage presence to some of the world’s most iconic arenas.
Key stops include a headline performance at the Scotiabank Arena on August 22, followed by a major show at the Barclays Center on August 26.
In Europe, he is set to return to London’s prestigious The O2 Arena on October 15, marking his third headline appearance at the venue—an achievement that highlights his growing international dominance.
Uncle Waffles to Join North American Dates
South African DJ and amapiano sensation Uncle Waffles will join Asake on most of the North American tour stops.
Her inclusion is expected to bring a dynamic fusion of amapiano and Afrobeats, creating a cross-continental sound experience that reflects the growing collaboration between African music genres on the global stage.
Fans are already anticipating explosive live performances combining Asake’s energetic delivery with Uncle Waffles’ vibrant DJ sets.
Tour Theme: Faith, Growth, and Success
Asake explained that the “In God We Trust” theme is deeply connected to the message behind his M$NEY album, which explores themes of gratitude, hustle, success, and personal evolution.
He noted that the tour will not only deliver performances but also reflect his journey from humble beginnings to international recognition, using music as a storytelling platform.
Each concert, according to the artist, will capture the emotional and energetic essence of the album.
Industry and Celebrity Reactions
The announcement has been widely celebrated across social media, with fans praising Asake’s consistency in delivering global-level performances and expanding Afrobeats reach worldwide.
His mentor and YBNL boss Olamide also reacted positively, describing the tour announcement as “fire” and expressing excitement about Uncle Waffles joining the lineup.
Industry observers say the tour further strengthens Asake’s position as one of the most influential voices in the new generation of Afrobeats artists dominating global charts and stages.
Ticket Sales and Expectations
Tickets for the “In God We Trust” World Tour will go on artist presale starting Wednesday at 10 a.m. local time, while general public sales begin on May 29.
Demand is expected to be extremely high, especially in major cities such as London, New York, and Toronto, where Asake has built a strong and growing fan base.
Promoters anticipate rapid sellouts due to his rising global popularity and previous record-breaking shows.
Afrobeats Continues Global Expansion
Asake’s announcement comes amid the continued global rise of Afrobeats, with Nigerian artists consistently selling out major international venues and topping global charts.
His upcoming tour is expected to further push African music into mainstream global culture, blending live performance artistry with cross-genre collaboration and cultural storytelling.
