King Charles III Coronation: Tiwa Savage To Perform

May 1, 2023
King Charles III Coronation

Nigerian vocalist Tiwa Savage has made history by receiving an invitation to perform at the upcoming coronation of King Charles III, the British monarch.

The coronation is scheduled to take place on May 6, 2023, at Westminster Abbey in London, and marks the official ascension of the monarch and his Queen Consort, Camilla, to the throne following the passing of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II.

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Tiwa Savage is set to join a star-studded lineup of entertainers, including Steve Winwood, DJ Pete Tong, Lang Lang, Lucy, Paloma Faith, and Olly Murs, who will provide entertainment for guests during King Charles III Coronation concert and Big Lunch on May 7, 2023.

Her invitation to perform at the coronation is a remarkable achievement, as she becomes the first Nigerian musician to receive this honour.

In a statement released by the organizers, Tiwa Savage was chosen as one of the select few African artists to perform at the historic coronation concert. “We are excited to announce that Tiwa Savage will be performing at the coronation concert alongside other world-class musicians.

Tiwa Savage is an exceptional artiste with a unique blend of African and Western sounds. We are confident that her performance will add colour and excitement to the event,” the statement read.

Tiwa Savage’s invitation to perform at the coronation is not just a recognition of her talent but also a celebration of Africa’s rich music culture.

It is a testament to the global influence of African music and its growing popularity in the world. It is also a sign of the changing times, as the British monarchy embraces diversity and inclusivity, recognizing the contributions of artists from all backgrounds and cultures.

The coronation festivities will include street parties across the UK and a volunteering campaign, making it a truly national celebration. Tiwa Savage’s participation in the event highlights the power of music to unite people across borders and cultures, and it is sure to be a memorable performance that will be watched by millions around the world.

 

 

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