THE HOME ENTERTAINMENT TOUR PRESENTS: AZIRE RISING; A Two-Day Festival of Music, Poetry, and Community Healing

About The Event
The Home Entertainment Tour brings the arts back to the people—where they belong. After electrifying Noble Man's Quarter on World Bob Marley Day 2026 and igniting Atuakom Junction with football and rhythm, we now bring our movement to Azire Old Church Junction for two unforgettable days.

This weekend, we gather not just to entertain, but to address a pressing crisis: drug abuse in our communities. Through the power of reggae, spoken word, mbagalum, njang, and the unifying spirit of live performance, we will denounce substance abuse and celebrate the resilience of the Bamenda people.

The Lineup
Azire will witness a gathering of the highlands' finest talents:

Event Highlights
Football Match: Artists vs. Azire Veterans — building community through sport
Live Music Showcases: Two days of reggae, mbagalum, njang, and contemporary sounds
Spoken Word Performances: Mottanni debuts pieces from the upcoming Atoghu album, including the powerful tribute "Fru Ndi" and a new work addressing drug abuse
Community Testimonies: Former addicts and community members share their journeys
Youth Open Mic: Young voices from Azire speak their truth
Commitment Ceremony: A community pledge to stand against drugs and for life


 
The Mission
We believe that the arts are given to the artist not for himself, but for the people. The Home Entertainment Tour exists to:

  • Bring live performance to the quarters, not just concert halls
  • Address social issues through the healing power of art
  • Create spaces where community, culture, and conversation converge
  • Inspire the next generation to choose life over addiction

Special Performances
Mottanni, spoken word artist and curator of the forthcoming Atoghu album, will perform:

"Atoghu" — a piece celebrating African heritage
"Fru Ndi" — a tribute to resilience and leadership
A new piece written specifically for Azire, confronting the scourge of drug abuse
Medine Yahje joins Mottanni in a powerful duet, uniting voices for a message of hope and healing.

Join Us
This is more than a show. This is a movement. Come with your families, your children, your hopes, and your hearts.

Admission is free. The message is priceless.

Let us dance, reflect, and rise together

Azire, we are coming. The fire is lit. The people are ready.

For inquiries or to support The Home Entertainment Tour, contact us at:
+237 699 444 555

Follow the movement:
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"The arts are given to the artist not for himself, but for the people."