Davido wows UK crowd, reveals plans for massive arena concerts in 2027

Nigerian Afrobeats singer, David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, thrilled fans in London with a successful performance at the Crystal Palace Bowl.
nDavido headlined the “Davido & Friends” concert on Friday as part of the Crystal Palace Bowl summer festival series in the United Kingdom.
nThe outdoor concert featured performances by Davido and other artistes, including Omah Lay, Black Sherif, Gabzy, T x C, Jazzwrld & Thukuthela, Ecool, Fola and Mayorkun.
nFollowing the concert, the singer announced two dates for another London stadium tour, signalling his plans for major performances in the UK.
nHe then shared the announcement on his Instagram Story, with “details indicating that the upcoming tour would take place in London in 2027.”
nDavido had earlier described the Crystal Palace Bowl performance as his first-ever festival in the UK and his only outdoor show in London this summer.
nThe concert attracted fans who gathered to watch him perform some of his popular songs.
nThe News Agency of Nigeria reports that the Crystal Palace Bowl performance is an addition to Davido’s growing list of international performances, while his latest London tour announcement points to another major engagement with his UK audience. (NAN)
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