BNXN Set to Support Asake on ‘In God We Trust’ Tour

BNXN is taking his latest run of music to two of Europe’s biggest Afrobeats stages, joining Asake as a supporting act for the London and Paris dates of his ‘In God We Trust’ World Tour.

The singer confirmed the news on Wednesday, October 7, sharing tour artwork announcing his appearance alongside Asake. BNXN will perform at The O2 Arena in London on October 15, before returning to the bill for Asake’s Accor Arena show in Paris on October 24. The O2 lists BNXN and South African DJ duo TXC as special guests, while Live Nation’s Paris listing also confirms both acts as support.

The timing makes the pairing even more interesting. BNXN recently released his ‘Still In Charge’ EP, a project that features Asake on the track ‘Eja Meja’. The two artists have already shown that their chemistry works in the studio, and these upcoming shows will now give fans the chance to see that relationship play out on a much bigger stage.

For Asake, the European dates come near the end of a tour built around his latest album, ‘M$NEY’. The run has taken him across North America before bringing him back to Europe, with London and Paris currently standing as the final two announced dates. The O2 describes the October 15 show as Asake’s return to the arena, while Accor Arena has the Paris performance locked in for October 24.

BNXN’s addition also gives the shows a strong Nigerian core. Asake and BNXN have both spent years pushing beyond the usual Afrobeats circuit, building catalogues that travel well and finding audiences far outside Nigeria. Putting them on the same bill feels especially fitting at a time when Nigerian artists continue to turn major European arenas into familiar territory.

And there is a nice bit of recent history between the two. ‘Eja Meja’ arrived on BNXN’s new EP with Asake as one of its key collaborations, meaning fans in London and Paris will be hearing an artist who has already shared a record with the night’s headliner before potentially watching both artists perform together.

For BNXN, these are valuable stages in their own right. The O2 and Accor Arena are not small rooms, and supporting Asake gives him another chance to introduce his music to a large European crowd while keeping the momentum around his latest project alive.

BNXN and Asake already have ‘Eja Meja’. Now, they are taking that chemistry to the arena. The London show is set for October 15 at The O2, with the Paris date following on October 24 at Accor Arena.