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Burna Boy shines Big with 2018’s Most Anticipated Concert ‘Burna Live’

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It was a night of absolute glee as Burna Boy gave a multitude of fans a musical experience never to beforgotten at his ‘Burna Live’ concert.

The concert, which held on Wednesday, December 26, at EKO Convention Centre was attended by some of the industry’s most respected people, with many basking in the electrifying ambience of the night.

The concert, in particular, featured feats Burna had promised fans, including a spectacular entrance that saw him ascend the stage in a model plane – undoubtedly one the most alluring highlights of the concert.

Several ace musical artists rocked the stage along with Oluwaburna, with most fervently expressing their love for the afro-fusion artist after each performance, including indigenous wordsmith Zlatan, whom Burna declared his personal favourite; veterans D’banj and 2Baba, who performed their collaborative effort ‘Baba Nla’; Larry Gaga and Wande Coal who performed their 2013 collaborative piece ‘Amorawa’ before the award-winning vocalist went on to perform his other hits; Duncan Mighty and several more.

One of the most exhilarating performances of the night came when DMW’s Mayorkun ascended the stage, with Davido and his signees Peruzzi and Dremo emerging shortly after – a performance that caught the audience by surprise. But Burna wasn’t done, he had more surprises in store for his beloved fans.

As the show progressed with more Burna performances, the singer brought out Star Boy Wizkid on stage, further sending fans into an uncontrolled frenzy as the two superstars shared the stage.

Singers Timaya and Patoranking also raised the roof several notches higher after they paid Burna Boy a surprise visit on stage, both artists thanking his fans for coming out to support the singer on his big night.

All in all, Burna Boy didn’t let his fans down – he gave them a spectacular concert that would go on to become one of the most memorable musical gatherings in the history of Nigerian music as we know it.

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