Asake Joins Central Cee for a Surprise Performance at London’s O2 Arena

Asake performs at The 02 Arena alongside Central Cee

Asake Joins Central Cee for a Surprise Performance at London’s O2 Arena

Asake performs at The 02 Arena alongside Central Cee

Music
April 27, 2025
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On April 24, 2025, fans at London’s O2 Arena were treated to a monumental moment in music as Nigerian superstar Asake made a surprise appearance at Central Cee’s headline show. The collaboration, which electrified the crowd, marked a major highlight of Central Cee’s Can’t Rush Greatness world tour.

Midway through Central Cee’s high-energy set, the crowd erupted when Asake stormed the stage. The two artists performed their global hit, Wave,” together for the first time live. The chemistry between them was undeniable — Asake’s vibrant energy and smooth vocals perfectly matched Central Cee’s sharp delivery, creating a powerful moment that had fans singing along and recording videos that quickly flooded social media.

The show itself was packed with surprises, with other guest appearances from heavyweights like Skepta, Dave, Shallipopi, and Lil Baby. Yet Asake’s entrance stood out as one of the night’s most unforgettable highlights, showcasing the increasingly global nature of today’s hip-hop and afrobeats scenes.

The collaboration between Central Cee and Asake has been making waves internationally, and their live performance only cemented the song’s impact. Videos from the night, including clips of their performance, have since gone viral across TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube, with fans praising the duo’s electric energy and the seamless blend of UK rap and afrobeats.

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