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The current lineup includes Rampa, Massuma, Ape Drums, Awen, Caiiro x Enoo Napa, etc.
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The EDM show will be a 12-hour immersive Afrohouse and Electronic music experience.
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It will feature a mirror maze, an infinity room, live art, and a VIP village.
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The show is themed Mirror Mirror Double Vision, and celebrates duality, reflection, and the multifaceted rhythms that define the energy of Lagos’s nightlife.
November 11, (THEWILL) – This December, Grammy Award-winning DJ Black Coffee makes a grand return to Lagos for a 12-hour Afro house and Electronic music experience, featuring an increasingly electrifying lineup, including Rampa, Massuma, Ape Drums, Awen, Caiiro x Enoo Napa, etc.
Black Coffee was in Lagos earlier in April, and the rave heads had the time of their lives.
This time, M:E Entertainment and Dapo Awofisayo have just announced their ‘THIS IS ME’ show, bringing back the star DJ as headliner next month.
They expect a crowd of 5,000; how realistic that is remains the big question.
The show is themed Mirror Mirror Double Vision, and celebrates duality, reflection, and the multifaceted rhythms that define the energy of Lagos’s nightlife.
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Early bird tickets to the show went live on Tuesday, November 10 pegged at NGN50,000 (approximately 37$) with a strict entry time of 4 pm – 6 pm only, rendered “void” after that time, according to the ticketing app. Standard tickets to the show earlier in April cost NGN100,000 (approximately 75% at the time).
“Yeah, that lineup is insane. I need to be there for the last rave of the year, Walahi,” a ravehead tells this writer.
This time, the community is looking forward to a better set and a better space.
A fan’s comment on This is Me Entertainment’s Instagram post.
Black Coffee Lagos, April 2026: https://www.tiktok.com/@forge_
Earlier in April, the South African DJ performed in Lagos to an exhilarated Lagos crowd.
The feedback, however, was that the set fell short of expectations, as “it was not his best set.” The crowd wanted more.
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A fan, on TikTok, chalked it up to the venue, crowd, and ticket pricing.
Another said the set was simply tailored to the Lagos audience.
Gertrude Oby is a writer and journalist passionate about the creative industries. Works span fashion, film, media, art, and culture.
