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Elev8 Live Powered by NCBA Amplifies African Creativity at Africa Forward Le Concert
Kenya’s creative economy continues to gain recognition as a powerful force shaping culture, business, and innovation across Africa.
This was evident during Africa Forward Le Concert, where music, creativity, and innovation came together in a vibrant celebration of African talent and influence.
At the centre of the experience was Elev8 Live powered by NCBA, a platform focused on promoting Kenyan music and creating visibility for emerging artists across global audiences.
The event attracted major attention following the presence of Rebecca Miano at the Elev8 booth, signaling the growing importance of the creative industry within national and continental conversations.
Her presence reflected a wider shift as Kenya increasingly positions the creative economy as a key driver of youth empowerment, cultural influence, and economic growth.
Elev8 Live Powered by NCBA Amplifies African Creativity at Africa Forward Le Concert
Music, Culture and Innovation Take Centre Stage
The concert featured electrifying performances from some of Africa’s biggest music stars including Bien, Savara, Yemi Alade, and Nomcebo Zikode among others.
Beyond entertainment, the performances highlighted the growing global influence of African music and culture.
The stage carried a powerful message that African music is no longer just entertainment. Instead, it has become a tool for identity, influence, storytelling, and economic transformation.
Speaking during the event, Motif Di Don emphasized the mission behind Elev8 Live.
“Elev8 is all about promoting Kenyan music to the world,” he said.
Additionally, the platform continues to create opportunities for emerging artists by increasing visibility, strengthening networks, and opening doors to larger regional and international markets.
Powered by NCBA Group, Elev8 Live also reflects the growing role private sector partnerships are playing in supporting Kenya’s creative industry and empowering young talent.
Ultimately, the event reinforced the growing influence of music, culture, and innovation in shaping Africa’s future creative economy.
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