On December 20, 2026, Moelogo brings his debut album home. The Nigerian-British singer-songwriter is staging YORÙBÁ HEALER LIVE in Lagos, an immersive evening of music and cultural celebration built around his debut album, Yorùbá Healer, which dropped in July 2026. Rooted in identity, ancestry, self-discovery and healing, the album explores the conversation between contemporary African music and the cultural heritage behind it.
The night will feature a full lineup of performers including Oladapo, Amaeya, Boybreed, DOTTi The Deity, Kotrell, Zamorra and Liya. Alongside live performances, the evening promises DJ selections, collaborations and what the team is calling unexpected moments. It is designed as an intimate but energetic gathering, drawing from Lagos's music, fashion, media and entertainment worlds.
The concert arrives during one of the most creatively active stretches of Moelogo's career. Since the album's release, he has put out Can Never Miss, an EP released in October 2026, and a three-track project called WYHMSL, scheduled for release on November 19. That is three bodies of work in under six months, all feeding into the December homecoming.
There is more. Moelogo has contributed to the soundtrack of Children of Blood and Bone, the film adaptation of Tomi Adeyemi's bestselling fantasy novel. That soundtrack is executive-produced by Grammy-winning Nigerian superstar Tems, placing Moelogo's voice inside one of the most anticipated African film projects on the international stage right now.
On the ground, YORÙBÁ HEALER LIVE will also include the YH Marketplace, a merchandise pop-up featuring exclusive album pieces and memorabilia, plus a curated media and photography area for the kind of content moments Lagos crowds live for. If this album is a homecoming in spirit, the December event is making it physical.
Originally published by NotJustOk.