Davido Holds A Successful London Show At Sold Out O2 Arena
Davido, a Grammy Award nominee, proved once more during his London performance that he is one of the current leaders of Afrobeats and of the genre’s best global exports.
In the show that has received a great deal of praise and passionate responses on social media, Davido made his mark as one of the few Nigerian performers who has managed to consistently captivate crowds in the famed London O2 Arena.
Videos that are making the rounds on the internet capture the thrilling environment inside the 20,000-seat arena, full with fans excited to see the performer’s musical prowess. Apart from exhibiting up-and-coming artists such as his new signees, Moravvey, and Logo Olori, who grasped the chance to perform for the large crowd, Davido also arranged unique moments with other notable figures in the music business.
Among the noteworthy partnerships, video shows the electrifying performances of five-time Grammy winner Angelique Kidjo and TweTwe crooner Kizz Daniel, who both grace the stage alongside Davido. The group enthralled the crowd with covers of their joint songs, which included the most recent smash, the TweTwe remix, which was done by Davido and Kizz Daniel.
Later that night, Angelique Kidjo and Cavemen took the stage, teaming up with Davido to deliver a powerful performance of their joint song, Na Money. Check out some footage from the epoch-making event:
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