King Duke is a multi-talented entertainer, event host, curator, and mental health advocate hailing from West Africa, with roots in Nigeria and Ghana. King Duke has a career spanning over a decade which has established himself as one of the most sought-after Master of Ceremonies in the entertainment industry. King Duke is not only a skilled MC but also an artist, songwriter, movie & video director, actor, and screenwriter. His versatile talents have allowed him to work in various sectors of the entertainment industry and he has commanding audiences across genres.
King Duke has produced and directed music videos, movies, and short films, making him a well-rounded creative. He has hosted events with some of the biggest names in the music industry today, including Burna Boy, Rema, Lil Durk, Fireboy, Asake, Erykah Badu, Major League DJs, Olamide, Ckay, Michael Blackson, Adekunle Gold, DJ Chose, BeatKing, Omah Lay, and D’banj. His experience as an artist manager has given him a unique perspective on the music industry, making him an asset to any event. Other notable artists he has hosted event for include DJ Candlestick, DJ Spinall, PocoLee, Bella Shmurda, King Kanja, and DJ Big Reeks.
King Duke has hosted numerous events in various parts of the world, including the South by Southwest for The Chopstars and Waves On. He has also been a part of some of the most iconic events in recent times. These include The Red Bull BC One, Box Park (London), The Afterparty (Puerto Rico), NFL tailgating events at NRG Stadium.
King Duke’s ability to connect with diverse audiences has made him a favorite at events. He has a commanding presence on stage, and his ability to improvise and engage with the audience sets him apart from other MCs. King Duke is a natural storyteller, and his infectious energy is palpable, making him an ideal choice for any event.
Looking to the future, King Duke has several exciting events lined up. These events include; Empire Records: The New Africa Party at SXSW (South By Sothwest) in Austin, Afro Future (fka Afrochella) in Accra, Afro Flight Club (coming to a city near you) and the Mental Health Awareness Festival (MHA Fest) in Houston.
