Asake Announces “In God We Trust” World Tour, Set To Take Afrobeats Global Again

Asake Announces “In God We Trust” World Tour, Set to Take Afrobeats Global Again Nigerian Afrobeats superstar Asake is set to reach another major milestone in his career with the announcement of his upcoming “In God We Trust” World Tour, a global concert series that will take the singer across major cities in Europe and North America. The tour announcement marks another significant chapter in Asake’s growing international career, as the award-winning artist continues to expand his influence beyond Africa and strengthen Afrobeats’ presence on the global stage. According to the released schedule, the tour will begin with a headline appearance at Afro Nation Portugal on July 4, 2026, before moving to North America for a series of arena performances in August. The European leg will follow later in the year, with shows planned across major entertainment hubs. The North American dates include performances in cities such as Chicago, Toronto, Laval, Brooklyn, Boston, Columbia, and Atlanta, with South African amapiano star Uncle Waffles joining Asake as a special guest for select dates. The European leg will include stops in cities such as London, Berlin, and Paris, where Asake is expected to perform for thousands of fans. His London concert is scheduled for October 15, 2026, at The O2, while the Paris show will take place at Accor Arena on October 24, 2026. The “In God We Trust” tour follows Asake’s continued rise as one of Afrobeats’ biggest international acts. The singer, whose real name is Ahmed Ololade, gained global recognition with hit projects including “Mr. Money with the Vibe” and “Work of Art,” earning chart success and international recognition. The tour is expected to showcase Asake’s signature blend of Afropop, Fuji-inspired sounds, and amapiano influences, while giving fans around the world an opportunity to experience his energetic live performances. With Afrobeats continuing its worldwide expansion, Asake’s latest tour further highlights the growing demand for African artists on major international stages.