Nigerian Afrobeats artist Victony is set to perform live at Future Club in Accra on 28 December 2026 as part of AfroFuture’s new residency programme. The show, titled The Bonfire Experience, forms one of the headline concerts at the organisation’s newly announced permanent venue.

AfroFuture, the Pan-African cultural platform formerly known as Afrochella, confirmed the date and details in a social media announcement. The event is scheduled for 7pm at Future Club, located at 1 Shiashie in Accra. Tickets are already available through the official AfroFuture website.

The performance is part of a broader shift for AfroFuture this December. Instead of returning to its traditional large-scale festival format at El-Wak Stadium, the organisation is opening Future Club, its first permanent creative compound.

The 1.5-acre site is designed as a year-round destination for music, art, fashion, food and community activities.

Opening of the Future Club

Future Club is scheduled to open on 16 December 2026. Organisers describe it as a multi-use space featuring a main stage capable of hosting 3,000-capacity concerts, bars presented in partnership with Martell, a full kitchen, a recurring market, rotating art and fashion exhibitions, and daytime programming.

Membership packages grant access to the full December schedule and continue for a full year, while day passes will be available for individual events.

Victony’s Bonfire Experience is one of several standalone residency shows planned for the venue. Other confirmed performances include Amapiano & Brunch with Jazzwrld and Thukuthela on 20 December, Rcee Live on 22 December, and Young Jonn Live on 29 December. Additional programming will feature DJ nights, live podcast recordings, film screenings, poetry slams, wellness activities and a New Year’s Eve celebration.

The decision to focus on Future Club this year allows AfroFuture to establish a lasting physical presence in Accra rather than building and dismantling temporary festival infrastructure. Culture Management Group, the company behind the platform, has indicated that the full stadium festival at El-Wak will return in December 2027 as the centrepiece of AfroFuture’s tenth-anniversary celebrations.

About the Artist

Victony, known for his distinctive vocal style and growing international following, has become one of the prominent voices in contemporary Afrobeats. His live shows are noted for high-energy delivery and strong audience engagement. Positioning The Bonfire Experience as a year-end closer at the new Accra venue places the artist at the centre of one of the season’s key cultural moments.

AfroFuture has operated as a major fixture of Ghana’s Detty December calendar since its founding in Accra in 2017. Over the years it has attracted large crowds of local residents and diaspora visitors with a mix of music, fashion, art and community programming.

The move to a permanent home reflects an ambition to create ongoing opportunities for cultural exchange beyond a single annual event.

The residency model at Future Club is intended to offer more intimate yet still substantial concert experiences compared with the multi-stage stadium format. Capacity for the headline shows is listed at approximately 3,000, allowing for focused performances while maintaining the scale expected during the festive season.

Membership and ticket sales are already underway. Organisers have emphasised that a single membership provides entry to every show, party and programmed activity during Detty December and throughout the following year. Individual tickets remain an option for those who prefer to attend specific nights only.

The announcement of Victony’s date adds further momentum to Accra’s packed December calendar. Alongside other major concerts and cultural events, Future Club is positioned as a new hub for both high-profile live music and everyday creative activity.

Facilities such as on-site barber services, hair braiding, custom tailoring and a full kitchen are intended to support longer stays and a broader range of experiences.

As December approaches, attention will turn to how the new venue operates in practice and how audiences respond to the residency format. For now, the confirmation of Victony’s Bonfire Experience on 28 December provides a clear highlight for fans of Afrobeats and those following AfroFuture’s evolution.

Tickets for the show and Future Club memberships can be purchased through afrofuture.com. The venue opens on 16 December, with the full residency programme running through the end of the year and into 2027.