As Detty December gradually drew to a close, the 2025 edition of the AfroFuture Festival once again proved why it has become one of Ghana’s most anticipated music and culture events.
Over the years, AfroFuture has carved a reputation as a festival not to be reckoned with, consistently attracting top-tier artistes from across Africa and the diaspora. Past editions have featured the likes of Davido, King Promise, Adekunle Gold, Black Sherif and Omah Lay, and 2025 was no exception.
Held over two days on December 28 and 29, AfroFuture 2025 delivered a rich blend of music, culture and entertainment, with a strong lineup of Ghanaian and Nigerian stars including Moliy, King Paluta, KiDi, Asake and Rema.
Day one of 2025 AfroFuture Festival attracts thousands to El Wak for music, culture
Day One: A Strong Opening
Day one set the tone for the festival as Moliy, King Paluta and Asake took turns to thrill patrons with high-energy performances and crowd-favourite songs.
The artistes delivered solid sets that kept the audience engaged and reaffirmed AfroFuture’s commitment to quality live music.
Day Two: A Grand Climax
Day two raised the bar even higher, with performances from Nigeria’s MAVO and Ghana’s KiDi, who surprised fans by bringing out rising acts OlivetheBoy and Kojo Blak.
The night reached its climax when Rema mounted the stage, delivering a powerful performance that left the crowd wanting more and effectively capped off the festival on a high note.
Beyond the Music
However, AfroFuture was not just about performances. The festival grounds were alive with side attractions celebrating African culture, art and lifestyle.
From food vendors and fashion displays to immersive art installations, revellers had plenty to explore between sets, making the experience well worth the price of admission.
In all, AfroFuture 2025 lived up to its name once again, successfully blending music, culture and entertainment into a world-class festival experience and reaffirming its place as a Detty December staple in Ghana’s entertainment calendar.
Watch videos from the night below:
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