Asake's upcoming M$NEY in Lagos concert is set to take place on December 20 at Oasis Ground, Victoria Island, and fans can now purchase tickets through an instalment payment plan. The ticketing platform displays a payment plan that includes the main fee, an injury insurance fee, and a service fee. This arrangement allows buyers to spread the ticket cost over five instalments, making it more accessible to fans who may not have the full amount upfront.
The instalment payment option, called "Pay Small Small", is a significant development in Nigeria's live entertainment business. It changes the conversation around who can plan for a major concert, allowing fans to start with a relatively smaller payment and work towards completing the balance before the deadline. For promoters and ticketing platforms, this could be an additional way to convert anticipation into actual purchases.
The payment arrangement is visible on the ticketing page, showing the amount paid, outstanding instalments, payment status, and deadline. The QR access remains locked until payment is complete, meaning that making an initial payment does not immediately translate into unrestricted entry. Buyers still have a payment commitment to fulfil before their event access is unlocked.
Asake's M$NEY in Lagos concert is part of a busy December programme, with ticket categories ranging from ₦100,000 for General Access to ₦20 million for Platinum Tables. The event is also part of Future Fest '26, a ten-day cultural festival running from December 11 to 20. The concert will serve as the closing-night headline performance, and fans are eagerly awaiting the opportunity to see Asake live in Lagos.
Asake's popularity has grown significantly since breaking into the mainstream with Lady in 2020. His high-energy performances, street-pop foundations, and increasingly expansive Afrobeats sound have helped turn his concerts into major cultural occasions. His latest project, M$NEY, released in May 2026, has further extended that momentum, with an international reach reinforced by the In God We Trust world tour.
The instalment payment option may become a more permanent feature of Nigeria's live entertainment business, especially with Lagos' December entertainment calendar becoming increasingly competitive. If the model catches on, the future of concert ticketing might not just be about how much a ticket costs, but also how many different ways fans can afford to pay for it.
Asake announced M$NEY in Lagos on November 12, through a promotional video shared on his Instagram account. The event is expected to attract a large audience, and the instalment payment option may help to increase ticket sales. With this new payment plan, fans can now look forward to seeing Asake live in Lagos without having to worry about paying the full ticket price upfront.
Key points
- The instalment payment option allows buyers to spread the ticket cost over five instalments.
- Ticket prices range from ₦100,000 to ₦20 million.
- The concert is part of Future Fest '26, a ten-day cultural festival running from December 11 to 20.
