Asake Tickets

In God We Trust Tour

About Asake Tickets

Asake — born Ahmed Ololade in Lagos, Nigeria — has become one of the most electrifying forces in global music, fusing Afrobeats, amapiano, fújì, and street pop into a sound that feels both deeply rooted and completely fresh. Four studio albums in four years tells you everything about his pace: from the Apple Music record-breaking debut of Mr Money With the Vibe in 2022, through Work of Art and the chart-dominating Lungu Boy, to his latest release M$NEY, dropped in May 2026 as his first independent project on Giran Republic and Empire. With 72 entries on the Billboard U.S. Afrobeats Songs chart — more than any artist in history — two Grammy nominations, and collaborations spanning Wizkid, Travis Scott, DJ Snake, and Kabza De Small, he has pushed Afrobeats further onto the world stage than almost anyone in his generation.

If you have not seen Asake live, just know: the man does not leave crumbs. His shows are full-scale productions — pyrotechnics, dancers, a live band, choral arrangements, and that signature call-and-response delivery that turns an arena of thousands into one massive block party. He made history as the first African artist to sell out both Barclays Center and the O2 Arena, headlined Madison Square Garden on the Lungu Boy World Tour, and became the first African artist to headline Red Bull Symphonic in the U.S., performing alongside a 33-piece orchestra and traditional Yoruba percussion at Kings Theatre in Brooklyn.

The 2026 In God We Trust Tour brings Asake back to major arenas across North America and beyond, with stops at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Barclays Center in Brooklyn, State Farm Arena in Atlanta, and Toyota Center in Houston, plus amapiano star Uncle Waffles as the supporting act. M$NEY — a 13-track reflection of gratitude, personal evolution, and creative independence — is the soundtrack, and the energy around this new chapter is undeniable. Whether you have been following Asake since Mr Money or you are just discovering the hooks you cannot get out of your head, this is the tour you do not want to miss.

What is Asake's new album M$NEY about?

M$NEY is Asake's fourth studio album, released on May 1, 2026, and it marks one of the biggest Afrobeats drops of the year. The project blends fuji rhythms, amapiano bounce, and global sounds, continuing the Lagos-born artist's reputation for weaving Yoruba-laced flows with street-rooted storytelling. The lead single M$NEY quickly became the number one most-streamed 2026 Nigerian song, signaling a massive new chapter for Mr. Money with the Vibe.

Is Asake touring in 2026?

Asake’s 2026 tour is called the In God We Trust World Tour.

What is Asake's musical style and what can fans expect at his live shows?

Asake's distinctive sound blends Afrobeats, fuji music, amapiano, rap cadences, and Nigerian street pop into a genre-blurring experience that is uniquely his own. Live, he transforms venues into block parties built on log-drum rhythms, call-and-response crowd interaction, and nonstop movement. Past setlists have included fan favorites like Sungba, Terminator, Remember, and Organise, giving audiences a deep dive across his catalog.

What are Asake's biggest songs to know before seeing him live?

Before catching Asake live, make sure you know Sungba featuring Burna Boy, Terminator, Peace Be Unto You (PBUY), Organise, and Remember — these are staples that appear regularly across his setlists. From his debut album Mr. Money With The Vibe and follow-up Work of Art, those tracks defined his breakout run and consistently draw the loudest crowd reactions. His 2026 single M$NEY has already hit number one on Nigerian streaming charts, so expect that to be a centerpiece of future performances as well.

How has Asake's career grown since his debut Mr. Money With The Vibe?

Since exploding onto the global Afrobeats scene in 2022 with Mr. Money With The Vibe — which featured standout tracks like Sungba with Burna Boy and Terminator — Asake has logged over 35 live performances across tours, festival dates, and headline shows worldwide. His 2023 follow-up Work of Art sharpened his choral hooks and storytelling, and his 2026 release M$NEY has debuted as the most-streamed Nigerian song of the year. He has headlined major venues including Madison Square Garden and played Finsbury Park in London, establishing himself as one of the premier live acts in Afrobeats.

How much are Asake tickets?

Ticket prices depend on a variety of factors, like time of purchase, venue, seat location and more. You can find Asake tickets for as low as $75.

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Are Asake tickets cheaper last minute?

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What's Asake's tour setlist?

While setlists can vary between venues, Asake will likely play the following songs on tour: WORSHIP, Jogodo, Gratitude, Turbulence, MCBH, Remember, Rora, Wa

Asake Tour Dates and Ticket Prices

DateLocationVenueLowest Price
08/20/2026ChicagoCredit Union 1 Arena at UIC$117
08/22/2026TorontoScotiabank Arena$110
08/23/2026LavalPlace Bell$83
08/26/2026BrooklynBarclays Center$82
08/27/2026LowellTsongas Center$117
08/28/2026ColumbiaMerriweather Post PavilionN/A
08/30/2026AtlantaState Farm Arena$91
09/02/2026MiamiJames L Knight Center$87
09/04/2026HoustonToyota Center$79
09/06/2026Los AngelesThe Greek Theatre - Los Angeles$100

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