MICHAEL AKINOLA
The Soundcity OnTour finale is set to close this year’s campus tour in style, and Baze University is at the centre of the celebration.
After a standout performance at Baze University in Abuja, emerging stars G-Win, Nene and Fuchi_Plus have become three of the biggest names to watch at the grand finale. Their performances at Baze proved that the next generation of Nigerian music talent is already here, waiting on campus to be discovered.
The countdown is on for the grand finale, an event that promises to bring together the music, entertainment and youthful energy that have defined this year’s campus journey across Nigeria.
After weeks of travelling from one campus to another, Soundcity is preparing to close the tour in grand style. The finale is expected to be more than just a concert. It will be a celebration of young talent, creativity and the vibrant campus culture that has kept the tour alive all season.
From the first stop to the last, OnTour has given students a platform to perform, connect and be seen. For many young artistes, it was their first time performing on a professional stage with professional sound, lighting and a live crowd. For the audience, it was a chance to discover the next big stars before they become household names.
As Soundcity OnTour approaches its final chapter, the success stories emerging from campuses such as Baze University are a reminder of the creative talent waiting to be discovered among young Nigerians.
Baze University, Abuja, stood out as one of the most memorable stops on this year’s tour. The energy from the students was electric, the performances were bold, and the crowd refused to leave even after the show ended. It was at Baze that three emerging acts – G-Win, Nene and Fuchi_Plus – captured the attention of fans and organisers alike.
For G-Win, Nene and Fuchi_Plus, the experience has provided a memorable opportunity to take their musical dreams a step further. Each of them arrived at the Baze University stop with hope, and each left with new fans, new confidence and a bigger belief in their craft.
G-Win thrilled the crowd with a high-energy performance that had students singing along from start to finish. Nene brought a smooth and soulful delivery that showed maturity beyond the campus stage. Fuchi_Plus closed his set with a performance that mixed street energy with melody, leaving the audience asking for more.
Their performances did not just entertain. They showed why platforms like Soundcity OnTour are important for the Nigerian music industry. Many of today’s biggest stars started on small stages like this, in front of a student crowd that believed in them first.
For the tour, it is another testament to the power of music to inspire, connect and create opportunities for the next generation. Soundcity has, over the years, built a reputation for discovering and supporting young talent, and OnTour has continued that tradition.
The grand finale is expected to feature live performances, DJ sets, surprise guest appearances and a showcase of the best acts discovered during the campus tour. Organisers say fans should expect a night that celebrates everything the tour stands for – music, youth, culture and community.
Students who attended previous stops have described OnTour as more than a show. They call it a movement. It is a place where friendships are formed, where new sounds are heard for the first time, and where young Nigerians feel seen and celebrated.
As the finale draws closer, excitement is building on social media, with fans sharing clips from Baze University and other campuses and calling for their favourite acts to return for the final show.
For G-Win, Nene and Fuchi_Plus, the grand finale is not the end. It is the beginning of a bigger journey. The exposure from Soundcity OnTour has opened new doors, and many fans believe it is only a matter of time before their names are heard beyond the campus walls.
The Soundcity OnTour finale is set to be a night to remember, and a fitting end to a tour that has inspired a new generation of Nigerian music lovers.