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West Africa’s biggest festival Block Party in partnership with Spotify

The famous Block Party festivals are about to get even bigger as West Africa’s biggest festival parties form a formidable partnership with music streaming giants, Spotify.

Block Party partners with Spotify.
Block Party partners with Spotify.

The Block Party festivals are known for their bright celebration of Afrobeats and the African culture as a whole. Known also for their effective method of connecting the people and music via major cities from across West Africa. The event is one of the most sought after events. Attracting some of the biggest Afrobeats stars including CKay, Blaqbonez, BNXN, Omah Lay, Falz, Focalistic, Major Lazer & many more.

Spotify is one of the world’s major and most popular streaming giants and has grown exponentially through its connection with users, strategic partnerships and perhaps the best shuffle and playlists feature anywhere in the world.

This partnership hopes to present a unique opportunity for both Spotify and Block Party to enable the people and music connect on a whole different level and offer a better experience for the Block Party festivals.

Come Sunday October 30th, Block Party and Spotify would be debuting their partnership with the biggest Block Party festival yet.

Block Party on Oct 30 tickets up for sale.
Block Party on Oct 30 tickets up for sale.

Tickets are still available for purchase starting from as low as N2000 >>> Order tickets here.

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