More than nine years after his last concert at the Coliseum d'Antsonjombe, Njakatiana will return to this stage on October 4 for a show marked by nostalgia and sharing.
Njakatiana is preparing to reconnect with the Coliseum stage, which marked an important milestone in his career. The singer invites his audience on Sunday, October 4, 2026 at the Coliseum d'Antsonjombe for a performance titled "Antsika Mianakavy Jiaby." The artist announces this return under the sign of grandeur and nostalgia.
The choice of venue is significant. Njakatiana's last performance there dates back to May 21, 2017, when he celebrated 25 years of his career with a major concert. This new show will mark his reunion with this stage more than nine years later.
"The concert will be grandiose," announces Njakatiana, promising to mobilize all necessary resources for a spectacle worthy of the occasion. Scenography, decoration, technical equipment, and production team will be particularly refined. The artist also plans to draw from his vast repertoire to revive numerous memories for the audience through his songs.
Several Decades on Stage
True to his approach to performances, Njakatiana will remain the main headliner of this concert. When he invites guests, their presence is typically revealed only on the day of the show. A formula that reflects his preference for solo performances. His wife emphasizes this particularity: "He loves performing solo, given that he can fill an entire stadium by himself."
Over the years, Njakatiana has built a repertoire widely known to the Malagasy public and has remained faithful to several generations of music lovers. For his return to the Coliseum, he intends to place his songs at the heart of the performance while offering particularly refined stage production.
Njakatiana ranks among the major figures of Malagasy music. His career, which began several decades ago, was built around songs that have accompanied multiple generations. In 2017, the celebration of 25 years of his career at the Coliseum already testified to this longevity.
With "Antsika Mianakavy Jiaby," the artist aims to reconnect with this history and meet his audience in a place emblematic of his journey. Between musical nostalgia and large-scale spectacle, the October 4 meeting will mark a new chapter in his career.