Nigerian Afrobeats star Asake delivered an electrifying performance at the 19,800-capacity Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Canada, as his In God We Trust World Tour continues to draw large audiences across North America.
The “Mr Money” crooner performed before a packed crowd over the weekend, further underscoring the expanding global reach of Nigerian Afrobeats and the growing international profile of the country’s contemporary music stars.
Videos shared on social media captured enthusiastic fans singing along to Asake’s songs, with many raising their mobile phones to record and share moments from the performance.
The Toronto concert also featured South African Amapiano DJ and producer Uncle Waffles, adding another dimension to the pan-African character of the event and highlighting the growing convergence between Afrobeats and Amapiano on the global music scene.
Asake’s Toronto appearance forms part of the North American leg of his ongoing world tour, which is taking the artiste to major cities and international audiences across Canada and the United States.
The tour reflects a broader trend among Nigerian artistes, who have increasingly taken their music beyond Africa through international tours, collaborations and major festival appearances. Their growing presence on global stages continues to enhance the visibility of Nigeria’s creative industry and strengthen Afrobeats’ position as one of Africa’s most influential cultural exports.
(NAN)
