“Odogwu Nobi nickname”- Burna boy sets the pace others follow
Burna Boy, the Grammy-winner did his thing again and this time it was like a maestro of stage magic, he took center stage at the TD Garden Arena in a concert and the rest is history.
Known far and wide for his electrifying performances, Burna Boy didn’t disappoint as he wowed the crowd in Boston on March 2, 2024, with his ‘I Told Them’ tour, turning the 20,000-capacity arena into a pulsating sea of fans.
But wait, there’s more! In a moment of glory fit for a king, Burna Boy was bestowed with the prestigious Burna Boy Day plaque by none other than the Mayor of Boston himself, adding another jewel to his crown of achievements.
And let’s not forget his record-breaking feats! Fresh off the heels of his sensational sold-out shows at the Scotia Bank Arena in Toronto, where he made history as the first African artist to pack the 19,000-seat venue two nights in a row, Burna Boy continued his reign of musical supremacy with a stop in Montreal before bringing the house down in Boston.
Since bursting onto the global stage in 2018 with the infectious anthem ‘YE’, Burna Boy has been a force to be reckoned with, blazing trails and making history at every turn. From clinching Nigeria’s first-ever Grammy win for his chart-topping album ‘Twice As Tall’ to racking up a whopping 10 Grammy nominations, this musical prodigy is rewriting the rulebook.
But Burna Boy isn’t just breaking records—he’s shattering them! With three consecutive BET Awards under his belt and the distinction of being the first African artist to headline stadium concerts in both the UK and the US, Burna Boy is paving the way for a new era of global music domination.
