The stage is now set for an electrifying new season of Naija Star Search, which premieres tomorrow, Saturday, April 20 on StarTimes.
Naija Star Search season 2 promises heart-pounding performances, hilarious stage deliveries, and a discovery of the next generation of Afrobeats superstars.
From tomorrow and every Saturday at 8pm on ST Nollywood Plus, music lovers can look forward to a refreshing evening, with the infectious rhythm coming from raw and young talents. Before then, viewers can relive the previous week’s excitement at 7pm on ST Nollywood channel.
Naija Star Search is unlike any other talent show, it is a deep dive into the electrifying world of Afrobeats where contestants are not just chasing a win; they are also chasing a spot in the limelight.
Following the phenomenal success of season 1, expectations are sky-high. That means this season’s contestants need to come armed with fire in their voices, determination in their eyes, and the indefinable spark that sets a true star apart.
Guiding the young hopefuls on their journey to stardom are some of the biggest names in the industry. They include ace producer, songwriter and performer, Cobhams Asuquo; ‘First Lady’ of Nigerian hip-hop, Sasha P, and lyrical genius, Vector.
While the coaches are superstars in their own right, Naija Star Search is ultimately about the rising talent. The new season promises a dazzling array of singers, each with their own unique background and signature sound. Stories of resilience against odds, dreams nurtured in bustling city streets and remote villages, as well as voices that carry the hopes of a nation on their shoulders will definitely be heard.
Get ready for the soulful crooner that brings tears to the eyes, the rapper whose rhymes set the feet tapping, and the unexpected wildcards that could shake up the entire competition.
More than bragging rights are at stake. The winner of Naija Star Search season 2 will walk away with N20 million. Viewers also can take part by voting for their favourite contestants, thus adding a thrilling layer of audience participation to the show’s drama.