King Smade, founder of Afronation has hinted at upcoming projects even bigger than the festival that has become synonymous with African music celebration.
In an interview on The Chat with Ekow Koomson on Saturday December 20, he noted that “There’s something coming bigger than Afronation.
”We’ve achieved and influenced; are we stuck? Let’s have conversations about how we can get bigger, now that we’ve proven to the world what we can do.”
Smade’s remarks reflect his ambition to expand the scope of African music events and continue elevating the continent’s presence on the global entertainment stage.
Having established Afronation as a premier festival that attracts thousands of fans and top artists annually, he is now looking toward new initiatives that will push boundaries and create even greater impact.
By encouraging dialogue and collaboration among stakeholders, Smade envisions a future where African music festivals not only entertain but also influence industry standards, innovation, and global recognition.
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