Nigerian music sensation Divine Ikubor, popularly known as Rema, is powering up for a career milestone as he prepares to perform at the prestigious Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in 2025.

This marks the first time the Afrobeat superstar will take the stage at the globally renowned event, a significant achievement in his rapidly rising career.

Additionally, joining him on the lineup is fellow Nigerian artist and Afrobeat pioneer Seun Kuti, who is no stranger to the Coachella stage.

Known for keeping his late father Fela Kuti’s legacy alive through his music and activism, Seun’s return to Coachella is highly anticipated by fans of the genre.

The festival will also feature other African stars, including Ghanaian singer Amaarae, celebrated for her unique fusion of Afro-pop and R&B.

Also, South African sensation Tyla, whose energetic performances and distinctive sound continue to earn her international acclaim.

Their inclusion highlights the growing global influence of African music across genres.

Coachella, held annually in California, USA, is widely regarded as the world’s largest music and arts festival.

Attracting over 125,000 attendees per day, the event is a cultural melting pot, featuring performances by top global artists alongside immersive art installations and interactive experiences.

Rema, known for chart-topping hits like “Calm Down” and “Dumebi,” has been a driving force in the Afrobeat wave sweeping across the globe.

American Rapper Kendrick Lamar Wins Rapper of the Year on Apple Music despite not dropping a single album. The rapper’s fame rose quite high this year due to the beef with Drake and when he called out drake.

Lamar was celebrated this year for being the winner of the biggest beef in the hip-hop history with Drake. His diss track “Not Like Us” earned multiple Grammy nominations and was even performance at the Super Bowl.

Apple Music now claim him as the best rapper of the year due to his influence in the hip-hop industry and win.

Fashion Pageantry, Chidimma Adetshina decides to quit pageantry, she reveals this choice in an interview with Silverbird. Adetshina shares that pageantry has been a traumatic experience for her and will like to quit for personal reasons. She also shares that she will be relocating from South Africa to Nigeria.

“People still don’t understand how I felt. There were times when I almost quit during the Miss Universe contest. I’m really done with pageantry. I want to focus on myself and establish who I am. And forward my education as well.”

The pageant just won first runner up as Miss Nigeria in the Miss Universe beauty Competition and amid her victory she reveals that she will focus on other things.