Queen Stephire Concert: A Cultural Revolution Comes to Epe

By Sultan


10 Dollar Music is thrilled to unveil the highly anticipated Queen Stephire Concert, set to take center stage on May 31st, 2025, in the heart of Epe. This groundbreaking event is more than a musical celebration — it’s a movement dedicated to showcasing the rich talent, creativity, and cultural heritage of Epe and its surrounding communities.

A Celebration of Talent and Culture

The Queen Stephire Concert promises an unforgettable experience, uniting some of the most innovative and gifted performers across music, art, fashion, and food. This dynamic fusion of talent is designed not only to entertain but to empower — giving a platform to emerging stars and creative minds ready to shine.


Epe Deserves More

At 10 Dollar Music, we believe in the power of local culture to drive global recognition. Epe, with its deep roots in tradition and untapped creative energy, is poised to become a hub for tourism, art, and innovation. Through the Queen Stephire Concert, we aim to amplify the town’s unique story and share its vibrant spirit with the world.

Beyond the Music

This is more than a concert — it’s a full-spectrum cultural experience. Attendees can expect a vibrant showcase of local fashion, visual arts, and culinary delights, all reflecting the essence of Epe’s diverse cultural tapestry. From handcrafted goods to traditional dishes, every detail celebrates the spirit of the region.

Empowering the Next Generation

The Queen Stephire Concert also serves as a catalyst for youth empowerment. Embedded within the event are workshops, talent hunts, and mentorship programs, offering young creatives the opportunity to grow, connect, and thrive. It’s a chance for the youth of Epe and beyond to turn passion into purpose.


Promoting Epe as a Cultural Destination

By drawing in tourists, media, and corporate partners, the concert aims to spotlight Epe’s historical landmarks, natural beauty, and welcoming community, positioning it as a rising star in Nigeria’s cultural tourism scene.

Join the Movement

We invite corporate sponsors, community leaders, local businesses, and cultural advocates to join us in this visionary project. Supporting the Queen Stephire Concert is more than backing a show — it’s an investment in the future of Epe and its people.

Let’s come together to celebrate talent, culture, and innovation. Let’s make history at the Queen Stephire Concert — and shine a global spotlight on Epe.


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