African culture,
staged loud.
We produce the concerts, festivals and events that move the diaspora — from Lagos to Toronto and back.
Shows that made history.
Olamide. Asake. Spyro. K1. For over a decade we've put African icons on the world's biggest stages.
Concert
Asake Live in Kenya
Concert
Olamide Live in Toronto
Tour
Kizz Daniel Live in Canada
Festival
Felabration Canada
Anniversary
The Phenomena · Wasiu Ayinde 50 Years On Stage
Birthday
King Malaika’s 50th Birthday
Concert
Legendary Concert (Fuji Vibez) · Live in Abuja
Concert
Ileya Special · K1 De Ultimate & Malaika
Yacht
Malaika’s All White Yacht Party
Concert
Diamond Platnumz Live in Edmonton
Comedy
AfroVibez · Broda Shaggi Live in Edmonton
Festival
Fun Fair Festival · Tope Alabi Montreal Live in Concert
Festival
K1 New Year Fest
Festival
Naija Food Festival 2025
Concert
Pasuma Live in Toronto
Comedy
Kenny Blaq · In My Feelings Tour
Tour
K1 De Ultimate · USA Invasion 2024
Boat Cruise
Club On The Sea
Comedy
Basketmouth · Unprovoked & Cancel Culture Tours
Comedy
Laugh Conference · Kenny Blaq & Funny Bone
Tour
AfroDJ Fest · East Africa Tour
Featured
Upcoming live events
The next chapter — fresh dates across Toronto, Lagos and beyond.
My Opinion Podcast.
Honest takes on Afrobeats, the diaspora and the business of culture — straight from the Hunter TV Africa newsroom. New reels every week on Instagram.
@de_hunters_ on Instagram
Fame Is Powerful — Be Intentional About Who We Celebrate
Nigerians sometimes make people famous for almost anything. The people we celebrate today shape the values of tomorrow.
Lagos Is The Heartbeat Of Afrobeats
Lagos has produced some of the biggest stars in the world — it's time to invest in the infrastructure that lets the next wave shine.
Entertainers Deserve A Fairer Lens
Society loves to brand entertainers as 'playboys' or 'runs girls' — but the truth is far more nuanced.
About Mohbad
A heartfelt reflection on Mohbad — the artist, the loss, and what the industry must learn.
Dear Show Promoters — Stop Assuming, Start Specifying
If you're paying an artist, spell out exactly how you want them to promote the show.
Detty December Felt Quiet — Here's Why
Over-priced artists, undersized venues. A wake-up call to investors and promoters.
Portable, Patience & Respect
Two things that have always mattered in this game: patience and respect.
Afro Fuji's Time Is NOW
Afro Fuji is taking over the world — and K1 Live in Abuja this May is the moment.
Artists & Promoters Are Partners, Not Rivals
Why the culture wins when both sides stop treating each other like the enemy.
Cheering Faves — and Holding Them Accountable
Real fandom shows up when mistakes happen, not just when they're winning.
So You Want To Be A Promoter?
The honest truth about a tricky business — and what it feels like when you finally get it right.
Behind Every Great Show Is A Promoter
Loans, sleepless nights and sacrifices nobody sees. Next time, hug your promoter.
Detty December Needs Infrastructure
Shortlets, traffic, venues — a call to government and investors to build the season we deserve.
What's Happening
Recaps, opinion and tour diaries from the Hunter TV Africa newsroom.
RecapAsake's Canada arena run, the night Afrobeats grew up
Two arenas. Two cities. One headliner. Why the December 2024 Canada run will be remembered as the moment Afrobeats took ownership of the arena format on a new continent.
Abiola Oderinde — Founder, Hunter TV Africa
RecapBehind the Olamide Toronto stage
Six months of planning, two unforgettable nights. A look at how Hunter TV Africa put Baddo in front of the diaspora at Rebel and QET.
Abiola Oderinde — Founder, Hunter TV Africa
FestivalHow Naija Food Festival became Canada's loudest plate
Jollof, suya, afrobeats and family. Inside the Toronto food festival that turned a one-day pop-up into a continent-wide ritual.
Abiola Oderinde — Founder, Hunter TV Africa
About us
We don't book shows. We build moments.
Who we are
Hunter TV Africa — rooted in Canada and Nigeria — is a live events and broadcast company putting African culture on the world's biggest stages for over 20 years.
Why we do it
Music. Film. Food. Fuji. Fashion. Every show is a love letter to a continent — staged for the diaspora that keeps it alive, and the next generation we're building it for.
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