WIZKID MADE IN LAGOS (2021)

Wizkid · Made in Lagos Tour · London 2021 · Archive
London · 2021 Past Tour
Arena Tour · Afrobeats Milestone

Wizkid - Made in Lagos Tour, London

A history making run of sold out shows at The O2 that turned the "Made in Lagos" era into one of the defining chapters of global Afrobeats.

In late 2021, Wizkid brought his "Made in Lagos" tour to London for a series of headline dates at The O2 Arena. The first show sold out in just 12 minutes, with additional nights added and quickly filled, confirming the album and the artist as global cultural forces. Across the run, Wizkid turned the arena into a Lagos inspired experience, blending live band arrangements, arena level production and intimate crowd energy.

Special guests including Chris Brown and Skepta joined him on stage, with one of the performances later broadcast worldwide on StarBoy TV on YouTube. The London dates have since become a reference point for Afrobeats staging and touring in Europe and remain some of the most talked about shows of Wizkid's career.

London The O2 Arena Late 2021 Sold out in 12 minutes Multiple arena dates Guests: Chris Brown, Skepta Made in Lagos Era
The London leg of the "Made in Lagos" tour celebrated Wizkid's fourth studio album and the global reach of his sound. Night after night, fans experienced a carefully curated set that moved from classic records to key tracks from the album, building a narrative around Lagos, love, city life and global Black identity.
The first show sold out in minutes, setting the tone for one of the fastest moving Afrobeats arena onsales in UK history. Surprise guest appearances from Chris Brown and Skepta created viral moments, with one performance reaching an even larger audience through a global livestream. The production design, band, visuals and crowd interaction helped set a new standard for Afrobeats arena tours.
Although the "Made in Lagos" tour has concluded, the London dates sit at the centre of Wizkid's live legacy. They confirmed Afrobeats as a stadium and arena selling genre and paved the way for future large scale productions for African artists across Europe and beyond.
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