Burna Boy standing backstage at Stade de France wearing a maroon 3.PARADIS leather jacket, red beanie, dark sunglasses, and burgundy trousers.
Burna Boy backstage at Stade de France wearing a custom 3.PARADIS leather jacket look for the NFL Paris Game.
Burna Boy walking through the stadium tunnel at Stade de France wearing a maroon leather jacket, matching red beanie, and sunglasses ahead of his NFL Paris Game halftime performance.
Burna Boy arrives at Stade de France ahead of his halftime show performance at the NFL Paris Game in Paris.
Bukayo Saka standing behind the podium holding the 2026 Socrates Award plaque at the Ballon d’Or ceremony in London.
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Burna Boy shaking hands with Bukayo Saka at the podium during the 2026 Ballon d’Or ceremony in London.
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Yemi Alade wearing a black and gold-embroidered abaya with traditional gold jewellery in the Alhaja music video.
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Phyno in a black suit beside Wande Coal in traditional Yoruba Agbada and Fila cap in the Ndewo music video directed by TG Omori.
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Adekunle Gold wearing a white pleated tuxedo shirt, black bow tie, gold statement rings, and a luxury wristwatch against a brown backdrop.
Adekunle Gold en route to the 2026 Ballon d’Or ceremony in London wearing a double-breasted tuxedo and dark sunglasses.
Adekunle Gold wearing a black double-breasted tuxedo, pleated white shirt, black bow tie, and patent shoes.
Adekunle Gold wearing a tailored double-breasted tuxedo and black patent shoes.
Adekunle Gold wearing a white pleated dress shirt, black satin bow tie, gold ring, and leather strap wristwatch.
Adekunle Gold adjusting his leather strap wristwatch while wearing a pleated evening shirt and bow tie.
Adekunle Gold on the 2026 Ballon d'Or red carpet wearing a black double-breasted tuxedo, lapel brooch, and oval sunglasses.
Adekunle Gold posing on the red carpet at the 2026 Ballon d’Or ceremony at the London Palladium.
Burna Boy shaking hands with Bukayo Saka at the podium during the 2026 Ballon d’Or ceremony in London.
Burna Boy shakes hands with Bukayo Saka at the podium during the 2026 Ballon d’Or ceremony at the Theatre du Chatelet. Photo Credit:
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Skepta wearing a camouflage zip-up jacket and Supreme beanie holding a clear vinyl copy of his album The Fork and Knife against a red background.
Skepta holding the official clear vinyl edition of his upcoming studio album, The Fork and Knife. Photo Credit: Skepta/Instagram
If you’ve been looking forward to a new album from Skepta, there’s something to get excited about. The British-Nigerian rapper has shared the tracklist for his upcoming album, The Fork and Knife, and we finally have a clearer picture of what he’s been working on.
The album is scheduled for release on 6 November 2026 through Big Smoke and Epic Records. It will be Skepta’s first solo studio album in seven years, following Ignorance Is Bliss in 2019. That’s quite a wait, especially for listeners who’ve followed his music from his early grime days in Tottenham to his collaborations with artists across different genres.
So, what can we expect from The Fork and Knife? The project has 15 tracks, including previously released songs ‘Victory Lap’ and ‘Gas Me Up’. Other titles on the tracklist include ‘Secrets of Patriarchy’, ‘Outside’, ‘Cold Shower’, ‘Currency’, ‘Pandora’s Box’, ‘Revenge’, ‘Magic’, ‘Melody’, ‘Aloe Vera’, ‘Chippie’, ‘Broken Hearts’, ‘Innocent Smile’ and ‘Belly’.
Alongside the tracklist reveal, Skepta has also shared physical editions of the album, including vinyl and CD formats. The artwork and visual direction draw on Nigerian-British imagery from the 1980s, connecting elements of his heritage with the London culture that has shaped his music.
With 6 November just around the corner, the countdown to Skepta’s next album is officially on. After seven years without a solo studio album, it’ll be interesting to hear what this new chapter sounds like.