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Detty December Fest 2026 organizers have announced Grammy-winning music superstar Ayodeji Balogun, popularly known as Wizkid, will headline the opening nite.
Wizkid is scheduled to perform on December 18, launching the 13-day festival of music, culture, food, fashion and entertainment in Lagos which will run till December 30.
Organizers said this year’s annual festival would feature an expanded program, including a second performance stage.
“Wizkid will headline the main Festival Stage and the newly launched Pulse Stage will give emerging artists, new sounds and breakthrough talents a platform to shape the future of African music.
The 2026 edition will have a broader mix of music, culture and entertainment experiences to showcase Africa’s creative industry, the organizers said.
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This year’s festival comes after the 2025 edition which drew over 40,000 people and featured a blend of international and African music stars.
Performers at the last edition included Busta Rhymes, Gunna, Shenseea, Tiwa Savage, Diamond Platnumz, Phyno, Wande Coal, Fave, Young Jonn, Qing Madi, Ice Prince, Jux and Wizkid.
“The introduction of the Pulse Stage will create more opportunities for emerging artists and help highlight new talents shaping the future of African music,” organizers said.
Detty December Fest is one of Nigeria’s most prominent cultural and entertainment events during the festive season.
The annual festival has grown to become a major attraction, attracting visitors from within and outside the country and contributing to Lagos’ reputation as a center for Afrobeats, nightlife and cultural celebrations all thru December.
