
Burna Boy Set a New Standard for Kenyan Concerts
- Published By The Statesman For The Statesman Digital
- 11 hours ago
Last night, Nigerian superstar Burna Boy electrified Nairobi with a concert that has fans still buzzing. The event, held at a packed Uhuru Gardens, showcased the Nigerian's undeniable showmanship, delivering a performance many are calling the best ever seen in Kenya.
A major highlight was the surprise appearance of Kenya’s own Sauti Sol. The group joined Burna Boy on stage to perform their hit song "Time Flies," marking their first live collaboration on the track.
Burna Boy with Sauti Sol
This moment sent the crowd into a frenzy, with fans hailing it as a historic moment for Kenyan music. "Burna Boy brought out Sauti Sol tonight in Kenya! 🔥" tweeted one excited fan.
Another added, "Sauti Sol made a surprise appearance to perform Time Flies for the first time with Burna Boy💯."
The concert was more than just music; it was a complete sensory experience. Burna Boy flew in with his own sound system, and the audio quality left attendees in awe.
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"The sound at Burna Boy’s concert is something I’ve never experienced at a Kenyan event. Damn," one fan raved. Another echoed, "Concert organizers in Kenya should take notes. The sound in Burna Boy's concert was something that has never happened in a Kenyan concert 💯💯."
The event was meticulously planned, with fans praising the organization. "Bana, I’ve seen blue boys kama elfu moja kwa entrance. This is one properly planned event," tweeted one attendee.
Tickets ranged from general admission to a staggering 65,000 Kenyan shillings for VVIP access, and the venue was filled to capacity.
Burna's performance fee was reportedly $1 million (approximately 128 million Kenyan shillings), and he traveled with a team of over 60 people to ensure a spectacular show.
"Event ya Burna Boy wanacharge 65k VVIP na itajaa. Performance fee yake ni 1 million (Sh 128 million), he has traveled with his team of over 61 people and even brought his own sound system. Let the African Giant do what he does best," one fan noted.
The concert also featured a humorous freestyle moment where Burna referenced Sophie, a socialite who once demanded a Lamborghini.
"Burna Boy freestyled ‘Lamborghini’ aimed at Sophie 😂, the lady who wanted a Lambo," tweeted one fan, capturing the lighthearted moment.
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Fans who attended the concert couldn’t stop raving about the experience. "Had the best night. Burna Boy healed my soul😭❤️," shared one attendee. Another added, "That yesterday performance by Burna Boy was a 10/10 fr🙌."
Kenyan artist Bensoul also delivered a stellar performance, warming up the crowd before Burna Boy took the stage.
In summary, Burna Boy’s concert in Nairobi was a night to remember. From the surprise Sauti Sol collaboration to the impeccable sound quality and unforgettable performances, the event set a new standard for concerts in Kenya.
As one fan aptly put it, "Burna Boy doesn’t do concerts; he creates wild sonic adventures." For those who missed it, the highlights are all over social media, below is a video summary of the concert:
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