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Burna Boy Sets Record for Highest-Grossing African Tour in Canada

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Nigerian superstar Burna Boy achieves another landmark with his ‘I Told Them’ tour in Canada, following the release of his 2023 album ‘I Told Them.’

Burna Boy embarked on a worldwide tour, selling out iconic venues across North America, Europe, and the Caribbean. In a record-breaking achievement, he has become the African artist with the highest-grossing tour in Canada.

According to a post shared by Touring Data on June 13, 2024, Burna Boy grossed $5.7 million from 69,219 tickets sold across 6 concerts during his ‘I Told Them’ tour in Canada, setting a new record for an African artist. Burna Boy previously made history as the first African artist to headline Canada’s Scotia Bank Arena, selling out the 19,000-capacity venue on February 24th and 25th, 2024.

Burna Boy’s groundbreaking accomplishment reaffirms his position as the premier African artist worldwide, showcasing his ongoing record of pioneering achievements within the continent.

Earlier this year, Burna Boy made history by becoming the first African artist to perform at the Grammy main ceremony. He shared the stage with 21 Savage and Brandy for a performance of his hit single ‘Sittin’ On Top Of The World’.

At the 66th Grammys, Burna Boy achieved another milestone by becoming the first Nigerian artist nominated outside the global categories for his song ‘Sittin’ On Top Of The World’, nominated for Best Melodic Rap Performance. Burna Boy has started 2024 impressively with a feature on the remix of Titom & Yuppe’s ‘Twala Bam’, marking history as the first South African-led song to top the TurnTable Top 100 chart.

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Isese Day 2026: Sotayo Gaga, Farulee Light Up Lagos Festival

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Isese Day 2026 brought colourful Yoruba celebrations to Lagos as Sotayo Gaga and Farulee joined the festivities and attracted attention from fans (more…)

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Oyebanji backs bold cultural growth at Ekiti festival

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Oyebanji cultural growth plans aim to transform Ekiti’s Udiroko Festival into a major tourism, jobs and investment platform while preserving heritage

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Lagos, Ogun Declare August 20 Holiday for Isese Day

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The Isese Day holiday will be observed in Lagos and Ogun on August 20, 2026, with both states highlighting Yoruba culture and traditional heritage (more…)

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