Grammy winner Burna Boy continues to make strides with his historic concerts
In another landmark feat, Burna Boy recently sold out The Co-op Manchester which is England’s biggest indoor Arena.
The concert which took place on April 21, 2025, comes just days after the Grammy winner made history by filling up the 80,000 capacity Stade De France in Paris.
At his Manchester concert, Burna Boy thrilled fans to a rendition of the hit records with which he has built one of the most enviable touring repertoires for an African popstar.
Similar to his Paris show, he brought out Nigerian street hop sensation Shallipopi, with whom he performs the remix of his single ‘Laho’, which is quickly becoming a global viral song.
He also welcomed Joé Dwèt Filé, joining him on stage to perform their collaboration ‘4KampeII’, after they both performed at the Stade De France.
Following his sold out Manchester concert, the hitmaker will be returning on stage on April 24 as an headliner for the Jazz & Heritage Festival New Orleans.
2025 is already off to an eventful start for the superstar who has announced a new album titled ‘No Sign of Weakness’ expected to be released later in the year.
The album, which will be his 8th LP, has been preceded by the Grammy-nominated single ‘Higher’ and ‘Bundle By Bundle’both released in 2024.
Earlier in 2025, he released ‘Update’, which further raised anticipation for his upcoming album.
Burna Boy’s last album, ‘I Told Them’, enjoyed commercial success and has become a big part of his performance lineup. Fans will be expecting the same from his next album, whose title suggests he has no intentions of slowing down.
