Nigeria’s Premier Music Business Masterclass Returns October 30th With High Profile Speakers and A Full Day Program Designed To Transform How Nigerian Music Artists Create, Fund And Sustain Their Careers.
Rhythm And Revenue, Nigeria’s premier music business masterclass, has announced the return of its flagship annual event for a third edition. Rhythm And Revenue 3.0 will happen on October 30th, 2026, in Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria, where the organisers, led by Theresa Umoh, will bring together some of Nigeria’s most respected voices in the creative industry for a full-day experience.
The aim is to help emerging artists and music creators gain the knowledge, tools, and networks needed to turn outstanding talent into illustrious careers. Rhythm & Revenue is a music business education initiative based in Lagos, Nigeria.
Founded to bridge the gap between creative talent and business knowledge in the Nigerian music industry, the platform operates an annual flagship event and a closed community of music creators and industry professionals known as Rhythmpreneurs.
Since its founding, Rhythm & Revenue has become one of Nigeria’s most trusted spaces for practical, credible and accessible music business education. This year’s theme for the year is: “The Whole Artist: Funded, Authentic, Sustainable.” A theme that challenges Nigeria’s creative community to look beyond the hit, the viral moment, and the one-off deal toward something more enduring; a career built on financial intelligence, creative integrity, and the structures that make sustainability possible.
Confirmed speakers are Abuchi Peter Ugwu, CEO of Chocolate City Group, Grammy Nominated Music Producer DeeYasso, Obinna Ubani, entertainment lawyer and partner at Stetson LLP, life coach and Teacher, Sir Ikemefuna Chiedu, and a representative from Spotify for Artists.
“Rhythm & Revenue exists because Nigerian artists deserve more than applause. They deserve the knowledge to build careers that last. Every edition of this event is a room full of people who decide to do something about that, and 3.0 is the most important room we have built yet.” Theresa Umoh, Convener, Rhythm & Revenue.
Spotify For Artists supports this year’s edition of Rhythm and Revenue.
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