Grammy award-winning Nigerian singer, Wizkid achieved a historic milestone as he becomes the first African artiste to headline the renowned Glastonbury, the UK’s biggest music festival.
Glastonbury music festival was held on Friday in Somerset, England, United Kingdom which attracted an impressive crowd of over 210,000 attendees.
Wizkid took the stage at the festival’s “Other Side Stage” and delivered an unforgettable performance. He treated the audience to a captivating medley of his chart-topping hits, including “Essence,” “One Dance,” “Ojuelegba,” “Soco,” and “True Love.”
It’s worth noting that Burna Boy, another esteemed Nigerian artist, performed at the prestigious Glastonbury Festival last year, although not as a headliner.
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