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Ezra Collective releases ‘Here Because of Hope’, an album in three movements
The London quintet circulates jazz from Africa to the Caribbean and then to London in a fourth album of 17 tracks, released on September 11. -
With ‘Chopping Mountain’, Ibibio Sound Machine Releases Their Sixth Album
The London-based collective led by Nigerian singer Eno Williams released a nine-track album on September 11, complemented by a bonus track on the digital and CD editions. -
FOLA brings together Bella Shmurda and Zlatan on “It’s Over”
The Nigerian singer unveils a new three-voiced single, announced as a track from his upcoming album "9." -
Ayra Starr partners with Instagram to showcase her fans
The Nigerian star will select posts from her admirers to display on her profile, coinciding with the launch of a new Instagram feature. -
Grammys in Africa: Kenya’s bid reaches a new milestone
The Recording Academy believes that Nairobi has met several milestones in its bid to host its future African headquarters, which is also sought after by Nigeria and South Africa. -
Ans-T Crazy at the Zénith in Paris: Guinea Takes Center Stage
The Guinean singer is set to perform at the Zénith Paris–La Villette this Friday, September 11, for a show scheduled from 8:00 pm to 10:50 pm. -
Justin Trudeau ventures into film and television with ‘Hope and Hard Work’
The former Canadian Prime Minister has established a production company with his former chief of staff, Katie Telford. Several fiction and documentary projects are already in development. -
Russell Crowe unveils documentary about his life as a musician in Venice
With "What Love Builds," the Oscar-winning actor chronicles several decades of musical passion, from concert scenes to archives of his band Indoor Garden Party. -
Mylène Farmer takes on censorship in the dystopian video for “Des lols et des quoi”
The French singer unveils a new video filmed at the Bibliothèque nationale de France, where a fictional heist becomes a defense of words and freedom. -
Billy Joel: After surgery, the singer shares reassuring health updates
At 77 years old, Billy Joel claims that a procedure involving the placement of a shunt has improved his memory, balance, and daily life following his diagnosis of normal pressure hydrocephalus. -
Himra: His concerts in Luxembourg and Geneva canceled in September
Two European dates for Himra scheduled in September 2026 are now canceled: 18 at the Rockhal in Luxembourg and 24 at L’Usine in Geneva. His major concert in Ébimpé, set for 26 December, remains on sale. -
Ariel Sheney alongside “Golden September” in Attécoubé for children with cancer
The Ivorian singer Ariel Sheney took part in Attécoubé in an awareness event dedicated to pediatric cancers, as part of "Golden September." -
Ghana: Shatta Wale Explains Cancellation of His Concert at KNUST
Ghanaian singer Shatta Wale attributes the cancellation of his show planned for 4 September near KNUST to security concerns and venue capacity. No new date has been announced yet. -
Geneviève Brou: RIA 10 aims for 25,000 worshippers at Félix Houphouët-Boigny Stadium on November 22
Ivorian singer Geneviève Brou is preparing for the 10th edition of the International Gathering of Worshippers, set for November 22, 2026, at the Félix Houphouët-Boigny Stadium in Abidjan. The organizers hope to gather 25,000 attendees. -
Benin: Joseph de Lapoche creates a buzz with “Adjapiano”
With "Adjapiano – Down with the Jealous", released on September 1, Joseph de Lapoche is making his mark in the conversations of Beninese showbiz. His team claims over 50,000 views in less than 48 hours. -
Ghana: After the death of Beverly Afaglo, Choirmaster finds solace in music
Ghanaian musician Eugene Baah, known as Choirmaster, shared new footage from a shoot and explained that creating music helps him navigate the grief of his wife, actress Beverly Afaglo, who passed away in May. -
Ramatoulaye: ‘From MACA to MAKKA’ set for September 19
The novel is authored by Mamadou Gueu Dia Jonathan and will be presented alongside Ramatoulaye's 10th one-man show at the Parc des Expositions in Abidjan. -
Senegal: Sidy Diop returns to the stage, no confirmed split with Soubatel
Sidy Diop has reunited with his audience at Malika Plage in Senegal after weeks of speculation about his relationship with Soubatel. The return to the stage is documented, but a potential split with the label has not been confirmed. -
Nigeria: Carter Efe and Speed Darlington Set to Meet in the Ring on October 1st
Content creator Carter Efe will face rapper Speed Darlington on October 1, 2026, in Lagos in "Chaos in the Ring," a celebrity boxing match announced by Balmoral Promotions. -
JP N’Da Case in Senegal: Zagba the Shark Calls on Ivorian Authorities
The case involving Ivorian influencer JP N’Da in Senegal continues to provoke reactions. Zagba le Requin calls for prioritizing official channels and obtaining precise information from Ivorian authorities. -
Rabby Slo: His relatives deny his death, the artist still hospitalized in the United States
Relatives of Rabby Slo have denied reports announcing his death. The Beninese singer is still hospitalized in the United States, where his condition remains critical following a traffic accident that occurred at the end of August. -
Ghana: Barosky returns home after his plea for help from Manchester
Ghanaian musician Barosky has returned to Accra after several difficult weeks in Manchester. His story, which went viral on social media, prompted intervention from Ghanaian authorities. -
Zazie targeted by a false political allegation, she files a complaint for identity theft.
Zazie denied on X the political statements attributed to her on social media and announced on July 26, 2026, that she had filed a complaint for identity theft to protect her image, following the dissemination of excerpts and messages that… -
Patrick Bruel: his son Léon Hesby chosen for a Netflix series.
Léon Hesby, son of Patrick Bruel, sees his single “1, 2, 3” gaining international visibility after it was included in the soundtrack of the Australian remake of the series Hartley, Hearts on Fire, titled Heartbreak High on Netflix, a piece… -
David and Jonathan discuss their finances 40 years after their success.
Forty years after placing their song “Are you coming for the holidays?” -
Patrick Bruel faced with a new testimony from a masseuse in Perpignan.
Placed in police custody for 48 hours, Patrick Bruel was released under judicial control, with several obligations explicitly stated by the courts: prohibition to leave French territory, to contact the complainants and their circle, and to frequent a massage parlor.… -
Nicola Sirkis targeted by a violent controversy following the death of his brother Stéphane.
June 22, 2026: Nicola Sirkis celebrates his 67th birthday. Leading Indochine for over forty years, the singer remains an iconic figure in French rock, but his journey is marked by personal dramas and public episodes that have profoundly shaped the… -
Patrick Bruel: a former fan files a complaint
Two new complaints regarding sexual offenses have been filed against singer Patrick Bruel with the Nanterre public prosecutor’s office, confirmed lawyer Jade Dousselin a few days after revelations published by Mediapart. According to Me Dousselin’s office, one of the complaints… -
Johnny Hallyday: a 45 RPM from 1966 can be worth up to 15,000 euros.
Johnny Hallyday, who passed away on December 5, 2017, would have been 83 years old on June 15, 2026. His memory continues to fuel a collectors’ market where some personal items and records reach exceptional prices: a promotional 45 RPM… -
Vianney pays tribute to his late mother-in-law and urges support for France Sclerosis in Plaques.
Vianney, the singer and songwriter, paid tribute to his mother-in-law who has multiple sclerosis and invited his fans to support the France Sclérose en Plaques association when booking tickets for his upcoming tour, as he prepares to return to the…