Davido, the Afrobeats star, delivered an exhilarating performance of his hit songs at a party hosted in Lagos during the weekend by Spotify.
Last Saturday, Spotify hosted its annual ‘Wrapped Party’ at The Palms in Lekki and it was a night to remember.
The party was in celebration of Spotify’s annual review of the music that moved people all year.
From the moment guests stepped inside the venue, the atmosphere buzzed with excitement. The who’s who of Nigerian media, influencers, and music industry stakeholders mingled with excited fans, ready for a night of good vibes and even better music.
The hosts Jerry Shafer and MIA kept the party on fire throughout the night. The dance floor quickly filled with guests eager to show off their moves to the year’s hottest tracks, making for a night of endless dance sessions.
YKB set the tone with his opening act, followed by Qing Madi, one of Spotify’s EQUAL artistes, who brought a serene touch with her melodious voice and soulful melodies.
Gyakie also graced the stage with an emotionally rousing performance before Adekunle Gold treated the guests to an unforgettable show!
With anticipation reaching a crescendo, the stage welcomed Davido who delivered his hit songs, one after another, sending the crowd into a frenzy. Fans sang along to every word, dancing and jumping to the irresistible rhythms of his music. Notably, his new signees — Logos Olori and Morravey — joined him on stage to perform songs from the TIMELESS album.
Watch some of the videos below:
.@davido brought out @logosolori during his performance at the 2023 Spotify Wrapped Party
The duo performed “PICASSO” from Davido’s latest album ‘Timeless’ pic.twitter.com/NbjOrXYFOK
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Crowd going crazy for Davido at Spotify Wrapped Party.
I wan craze!!!😂 pic.twitter.com/SxweelVA62— Blaqboy! (@olatundeh_) December 10, 2023
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“Wrapped is our biggest global campaign every year, and we are thrilled to bring it to life for all the fans in Lagos, Nigeria. This is our way of saying thank you for the massive year that Nigerian music has had on the platform, driven majorly by the fans,” said Sithabile Kachisa, Spotify’s marketing lead, Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA).
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