Date 2023-03-04
Category Entertainment
Nigeria’s exports, Burna Boy, Davido & Wizkid are set to Headline the 2023 Afro Nation Portugal
2023 Afro Nation Portugal
Afrobeats stars, Wizkid, Davido, Burna Boy, as well as Amapiano stars, Focalistic, Popcaan, have been scheduled as main stage headliners for the 2023 Afro Nation Portugal.
Returning to the beautiful Portimao beach on 28-30th June, Afro Nation has a star-studded line up already boasting the likes of Burna Boy, 50 Cent, Booba, Aya Nakamura, Fireboy DML, Asake, Arya Starr, Black Sherif, Oxlade, Dadju and Ms Banks to name a few.
Now the Star Boy himself joins the party once again. With his silky voice and irresistible beats, the Grammy award-winning and multi-platinum-selling global superstar, Wizkid heads to Afro Nation Portugal to perform countless hits.
Furthermore, Wizkid has recently joined fellow Afro Nation Portugal 2023 headliner, Burna Boy, in becoming the first African artists to take on UK Stadium headline shows in 2023.
Davido, meanwhile, has built a reputation as one of the most exciting and innovative artists in the Nigerian music scene, known for his infectious hooks and equally infectious onstage energy. With his return to the stage highly anticipated this summer, expect another crowning moment with the audience singing along to every word of his classic hit records.
In addition, the iconic dancehall legend, Popcaan will also be pulling up to Portugal this summer to heat things up with his most sizzling anthems. Another one of Amapiano’s finest, Focalistic is announced as a leading name on this year’s ‘Piano People’ stage, off the back of his London headline show at the start of this month.
Day Splits for Afro Nation Portugal 2023 have also been announced, with Burna Boy, Aya Nakamura and Popcaan opening the show on 28th June, Wizkid, Little Simz and Asake performing on the 29th June and 50 Cent, Davido, Booba and Fireboy DML providing the final fireworks on 30th June.
Afro Nation has become a must-attend event since its 2019 debut in Portugal.
