The O2 Arena was filled with excitement as Afrobeats sensation Asake elevated his performance at his sold-out show on 20 August 2023.
The venue witnessed a historic moment in music entertainment as Asake made an amazing entrance via helicopter. As the artiste mounted the stage amidst cheers and applause, it marked an indelible moment in the world of music.
This amazing entrance further highlighted Asake’s innovative approach to music, aligning seamlessly with the reputation he has built through his hit debut album ‘Mr Money With The Vibes’.
Asake’s solo show at the O2 Arena in London marked a milestone in his career, as he not only sold out the iconic venue but also delivered a performance that will be remembered for years to come.
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Acts like Poco Lee, DJ EniMoney, Shallipopi, and Lil Kesh set the stage for Asake’s grand entrance via helicopter. Once on stage, Asake mesmerized the audience with a stellar rendition of songs from his discography.
He shared the spotlight with esteemed artists such as the Compozers, Tiwa Savage, Friday, SPINALL, Tunde Baiyewu, and his YBNL counterpart Fireboy and boss, Olamide.
Asake even brought out Tunde Baiyewu of Lighthouse Family to perform “Ocean Drive,” the very song Asake had sampled on his track “Sunshine.” The effect of Asake’s O2 Arena show is undeniable, with over 70,000 people in attendance, including 20,000 in the physical audience and more than 50,000 tuning in through YouTube.
Asake’s performance at the O2 Arena stands as a testament to his prowess as a performer and his ability to create a spectacle that will be cherished by fans and music enthusiasts for years to come.
The electrifying show, punctuated by his gravity-defying entrance, solidifies Asake’s position as a true Afrobeat luminary on the global stage.
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