Award-winning Nigerian artist Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun, popularly known as Wizkid, has been widely praised as the “heartbeat of Afrobeats” following a legendary performance at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, California.
The sold-out concert, held on June 22, 2024, at the 17,500-capacity venue, solidified his global stature and reaffirmed his influence in the international music scene.
Wizkid captivated the audience with a full live band set, performing tracks from his critically acclaimed sixth studio album Morayo, alongside classic hits from his earlier discography. The show was hailed for its artistic depth and emotional resonance, with fans in the crowd and online expressing admiration for his delivery and connection with the audience.
In a surprise moment, Wizkid brought out fellow Nigerian star Asake, and together they performed their collaborative hit “MMS”, sending the crowd into a frenzy. Another heartwarming highlight came when the singer welcomed his son, Zion, on stage, showcasing a rare personal moment that added a sentimental touch to the evening.
The event has been celebrated as more than just a concert; it was viewed as a cultural milestone that elevated both Nigeria and Africa’s presence on the global entertainment map. Wizkid’s performance at the Hollywood Bowl is now being remembered as one of the most iconic showcases of Afrobeats on an international stage.
Watch the heartwarming moment Wizkid brought Asake on stage below;
Checkout the full live performance of Wizkid performing his classic “A million Blessing” off his album “Morayo” at the Hollywood Bowl 17500 Capacity in Los Angeles, USA below;
See the video that shows the moment Wizkid performed the song “Mood” featuring BNXN formerly called Buju off Made in Lagos (Deluxe) album at the Hollywood Bowl 17500 Capacity below;
Watch the adorable moment Wizkid brings out his son Zion on stage at his Hollywood Bowl concert in Los Angeles below;
Wizkid performs Break Me Down, Slow Down, Essence, Slow, Pray, Karamo & Joro at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. Watch the clip below (swipe to view more);
Also, view the moment Wizkid celebrates with Jada P’s father and others at the backstage after he shutdown the Hollywood Bowl 17500 Capacity with a classic performance of all time below;