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The Agege Show For many of us who have followed Kweku Sackey — the creative force of K.O.G — his music has always spoken volumes. It carries rhythm, soul, community history, and a sense of deep connection with listeners. Now, Kweku is stepping into a new space of expression: the world of radio. Every other Tuesday at 7pm (till late) , Kweku hosts a show on African Voices Radio , a broadcast platform with a mission to centre African stories, perspectives and creativity. This

K.O.G tour dates in France As I prepare to travel to France this January, I feel a familiar sense of excitement. France has always welcomed the music with open ears, and returning there feels less like a visit and more like continuing a conversation that has been unfolding over time. Each city carries its own rhythm, its own way of listening, and I’m looking forward to stepping back into that exchange. These two shows, on consecutive nights, feel like part of a flowing journe

Photo credit to Cary Sullivan aka @afrofunke After months of being on the move — airports, late nights, stages, strangers, cities that blur into each other — my spirit finally said, “Enough. Go home.” Touring is beautiful, but it can take pieces of you if you’re not careful. The constant motion, the smiling-through-exhaustion, the quiet moments where you carry more than you show. I didn’t realize how much I needed healing until I landed in Ghana and felt something inside me e

DAVID WALTERS • K.O.G • TRIBEQA "I am genuinely excited to be performing at this event. My work is rooted in the power, beauty, and legacy of black rhythm and soul, so taking part in a night that lifts up those voices feels deeply meaningful. Sharing the stage with artists who carry the same fire is something I value. I am so so excited to bring my full energy to the Trianon and connect with everyone there." - Kweku Sackey The 19th edition of Au Fil des Voix ends in a blaze o