Tuface headlined the 8th Annual African Festival—Fest Africa 2010 that took place in Baltimore, US on the 14 – 15th August where children aged 10 and under were admitted free. Find pictures from event below and Catch 2face live in Concert on the 26th of september at Eko Hotels and Suites, Lagos – Powered by Flytime Promotions, Silverbird and Now Muzik

Arguably one of Africa's finest vocalist and songwriters, Faze has locked down western African Hip-hop, R&B, Reggae and blues and with a unique blend which he tags "Universal Flavour".

Nigeria's iconic pop star 2face Idibia has made his first trip abroad since he was shot on Thursday October 4, shortly after returning from England where he was named MOBO best African act for 2007.

It's official! Nigerian hip hop star D’Banj has won the Best African Act award at the 2007 MTV EUROPE MUSIC AWARDS that was screened live from Munich, Germany on November 1 on DStv.

On a regular day, the song I would most likely enjoy would be one of Tu Face's offerings from his latest album. Love him or loathe him, that guy is a phenomenon (at least the rest of Africa and the world think so).

The attack on Tu Face last week, no doubt, has cost him the loss of over a million dollars from three shows he was supposed to attend but which were canceled because of the incident. This was exclusively revealed to Saturday Tribune during a chat with the music star.

After his parents, a Muslim father from Oyo State, Nigeria and a Christian mother separated in his early teenage years, the rapper Chamillionaire settled into a notoriously dangerous inner-city neighborhood in North West Houston called Acres Homes...

World renowned musical group, Black-Eyed Peas, will be in Lagos at the end of the long holiday and get Lagos entertainment buffs to unwind.

Talented and multi-award winning Nigerian music sensation, Innocent Idibia, popularly called 'Tuface', Thursday night survived bullets of armed bandits when they attacked him along Apapa-Oshodi road on his return from a foreign trip.

For the first time since the demise of Afrobeat creator, Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, his two sons who have kept the flag of that peculiar brand of music flying will mount the same stage to perform.