Kizz Daniel has locked in May 24, 2025, for the release of his fifth studio album, Uncle K. The news did not come alone. He also announced a global tour, starting the same day in Baltimore, USA, before moving through cities like Houston, Atlanta, and Los Angeles. From there, he will take the stage across the UK, Canada, Australia, Europe, and Africa, wrapping up with a homecoming concert in Lagos.
The announcement comes after the release of his recent EP, TZA, and the success of Marhaba, which has gained widespread attention. With this album and tour, he is expanding his reach and bringing new music to audiences worldwide.
Kizz Daniel’s Journey to Album Five
For Kizz Daniel, every album has reflected a different stage in his career. He started with New Era in 2016, followed by No Bad Songz, King of Love, Barnabas, and Maverick in 2023. Each project has shown a shift in his sound, style, and artistic vision.
His breakthrough came with Woju, a track that put him on the map and set the tone for what followed. New Era introduced him as a rising star, while No Bad Songz affirmed his ability to create back-to-back hits. King of Love shed light on his storytelling and versatility, and Barnabas explored a more international sound. Maverick, his most recent album, experimented with Amapiano and highlife influences, giving listeners something fresh while staying true to his roots.
Now, as he prepares to release his fifth studio album, there’s curiosity about what direction he will take. With Afrobeats continuing to grow on the global stage, this album comes at a time when African artists are reaching bigger audiences than ever. How Kizz Daniel chooses to navigate this moment will be a defining factor in what comes next.
How Kizz Daniel First Teased ‘Uncle K’
Before officially locking in the release date, Kizz Daniel first hinted at his fifth studio album on December 3, 2024, through a post on his X page. He shared a short reel giving his followers a glimpse of what to expect, accompanied by a simple yet intriguing caption:
“Family first, Music Second …. BRB – Uncle K 👴🏿”
The post immediately sparked reactions from his followers, with some excited about new music and others frustrated by the long wait. While he did not reveal much at the time, the teaser was enough to get people talking.
Here is how some fans reacted:
@D_GreatTife: “Ahh 2025 ke? Kilode 😭😭”
@Bebson10915598: “@KizzDaniel got me on replay this year ❤️❤️ more banger coming in 2025 inshaallahu 🔉🔉”
@iremide091130: “Kizz I want u to be the first to drop in 2025. Can’t wait Vado ♥️ d great. Vaddict 4lyf ♥️😁😘”
@RomioAbm_: “Uncle K been waiting badly for this to drop egbon Dan ejor nh 🙏😩”
@mckayofficial7: “@KizzDaniel where have you been I miss you bami. Unkle k”
At the time, it was not clear exactly when the album would arrive. However, when Kizz Daniel finally announced the May 24, 2025 release date along with a full global tour, it became evident that he had been carefully planning something bigger than expected.
What’s Next?
With the album and tour now officially in motion, listeners are already counting down the days. The announcement on Instagram sparked a wave of excitement, with many sharing their anticipation in the comments.
“Uncle K is coming… 🐐👑,” one person wrote, while another urged, “Australia, get ready! 🇦🇺💜.” Some could not hide their impatience, with one commenting, “Jesus, wetin I dey hear 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥.” Another simply put it: “Let’s go, King Vado! 👏🔥”
Beyond the excitement, there’s curiosity about the direction of Uncle K; how it will sound, what themes it will explore, and whether it will introduce a fresh sonic shift for Kizz Daniel. His last album, Maverick, experimented with Amapiano and highlife, so music lovers are eager to see whether he doubles down on those influences or takes a completely different approach.
As for the tour, locations have been announced, but many are already calling for more. “Uncle K, come to Egypt! 😍😍” one fan pleaded, while others expressed hope for additional African dates. The Lagos show in December is expected to be a huge homecoming moment, wrapping up a defining year for Kizz Daniel.
For now, all eyes are on May 24, 2025, the day Uncle K officially kicks off.
