This year’s festival would feature global Afrobeats superstar Asake as the headline artiste, alongside a remarkable lineup of DJs and emerging talents from across the continent.

With a theme centered around “African Nostalgia”, AfroFuture 2025 seeks to honour the rich cultural heritage that connects Africans across generations.
Asake, known for his electrifying performances and chart-topping hits, will lead a roster of talented performers, including South African sensations TxC and Ghana’s own rising stars Moliy and King Paluta.

In addition to Asake, festival goers can look forward to an impressive array of DJs such as DJ Obi & Obi’s House, ADDJ, DJ Loft, and the dynamic duo K-Dawg & EZPass, each set to deliver high-energy sets that will elevate the festival atmosphere.

Abdul Karim Abdullah, CEO and co-founder of Culture Management Group, emphasises the significance of the festival’s theme, stating that “African Nostalgia is the heartbeat of AfroFuture 2025 – honouring the food, music, fashion, art, and traditions that connect Africans and the diaspora across generations. This celebration highlights the legacy of African culture while inspiring future generations.”

As part of the pre-festival programming, AfroFuture would host a series of immersive experiences, including the highly awaited “Battle of Jollof Basketball Game” on December 27 at Bukom Boxing Arena, in collaboration with the Basketball Africa League.

There would also be a Fashion Night Out – December 30, Nubuke Museum and also a New Year’s Eve Extravaganza with PVO – December 31 at the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel.

With an exciting blend of music, art, and community, AfroFuture Ghana 2025 promises an unforgettable celebration of African creativity and innovation.