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Afro Plus Fest in Washington, DC

Aug 31, 2025 at 12:00 PM  ·  RFK Campus RFK Campus

Afro Plus Fest
Aug 31
Afro Plus Fest

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LineUp

Lungelihle Zwane, a dynamic artist born in South Africa, began her music career in 2021. Known for her unique style, she uses social media to reach and influence a global audience.
Born in Jamaica, Shenseea is known for her dynamic patois rhymes and dancehall reworkings. Collaborations with Kanye West, Christina Aguilera, and Major Lazer highlight her genre versatility. Her debut album ALPHA features artists like 21 Savage and debuted at #2 on Billboard’s Reggae chart.
Nigerian singer-songwriter Asake, also known as Mr. Money, hails from Lagos Island. Known for his Afro-Fusion style, his breakout 2020 hit "Mr. Money" led to City People Music Awards success. Collaborations include Broda Shaggi, DJ Xclusive, Peruzzi, and Zlatan.
Trinidad-born Machel Montano, the King of Soca, is a global Soca icon known for hits and epic shows. He’s won many awards and worked with stars like Drake and Rihanna.
DJ Tunez, a Nigerian DJ/producer from Brooklyn, NYC, is known for his role in popularizing Afrobeats. He's the official DJ for Starboy Entertainment and tours with WizKid. His hit tracks include "Iskaba" with Wande Coal and "PAMI" featuring Wizkid, Adekunle Gold, and Omah Lay. DJ Tunez has performed at venues like Madison Square Garden, O2 Arena, and festivals like Wireless and Essence, selling out Diaspora-themed events and gaining international acclaim.
Born in College Park, GA, Gunna, known for his laid-back style, rose to fame with hits like "Drip Too Hard." He often collaborates with Young Thug, Lil Baby, and Travis Scott. His albums frequently top the Billboard 200, including WUNNA and DS4Ever.
TxC, DJ duo from Gqeberha, based in Johannesburg, are Amapiano ambassadors known for electrifying sets and viral hits like "Turn off The Lights" and "Too Deep." They aim to empower, reflect African heritage, and inspire global Amapiano legacy.

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RFK Campus

401 Oklahoma Ave NE, Washington, DC 20002, USA Directions

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