Grammy award-winning singer Wizkid is set to embark on the highly anticipated ‘Morayo’ tour in 2025.
Wizkid announced dates in France, Netherlands, and Germany with stops at iconic venues like the 12,000-capacity Velodrome Arena in Berlin, Germany on May 21, the Ahoy RTM Stage in Rotterdam, Netherlands on May 23, and the famous 20,000-capacity Accor Arena in Paris, France on May 25.
This tour comes on the heels of Wizkid’s sixth album release, ‘Morayo’, which dropped in November 2024 and features collaborations with Afrobeats star Asake, French hitmaker Tiakola, and American R&B stars Jasmine Sulivan and Brent Faiyaz.
Fans got a sneak peek of the album’s songs during Wizkid’s surprise concert appearances at the 2024 Detty December festive season.
Wizkid’s previous tours have been nothing short of remarkable, with achievements like selling out the O2 Arena for three consecutive nights and headlining the Tottenham Hotspur stadium.
As he gears up for this new tour, Wizkid is also eyeing second Grammy award at the upcoming 67th ceremony where he’s nominated for Best African Music Performance for his work on Asake’s ‘MMS’.
Wizkid announced dates in France, Netherlands, and Germany with stops at iconic venues like the 12,000-capacity Velodrome Arena in Berlin, Germany on May 21, the Ahoy RTM Stage in Rotterdam, Netherlands on May 23, and the famous 20,000-capacity Accor Arena in Paris, France on May 25.
This tour comes on the heels of Wizkid’s sixth album release, ‘Morayo’, which dropped in November 2024 and features collaborations with Afrobeats star Asake, French hitmaker Tiakola, and American R&B stars Jasmine Sulivan and Brent Faiyaz.
Fans got a sneak peek of the album’s songs during Wizkid’s surprise concert appearances at the 2024 Detty December festive season.
Wizkid’s previous tours have been nothing short of remarkable, with achievements like selling out the O2 Arena for three consecutive nights and headlining the Tottenham Hotspur stadium.
As he gears up for this new tour, Wizkid is also eyeing second Grammy award at the upcoming 67th ceremony where he’s nominated for Best African Music Performance for his work on Asake’s ‘MMS’.
