On October 23, 2024, Burna Boy filled the Peacock Centre in Los Angeles, thrilling fans with an electrifying showcase of his biggest hits. This two-day event, “Headliners Only,” saw him teaming up with American-Senegalese star Akon, giving fans an unforgettable night of music and energy.
Burna Boy also treated the crowd to an exclusive preview of a track from his upcoming album, adding an exciting twist to the night’s lineup.
This wasn’t the first time Burna Boy shared a glimpse of what’s to come; he previously teased his track “Empty Chairs,” which will be part of the anticipated 2025 album release.
Burna Boy’s 2024 has been nothing short of remarkable. He made history in February, becoming the first African artist to perform at the main ceremony of the Grammy Awards.
At the 66th Grammy Awards, he broke new ground as the first Nigerian artist to receive a lead nomination outside the Global categories, marking a pivotal moment in his career and in the global music industry.
This year, he released the single Higher, which struck a deep chord with listeners. The music video captured Burna Boy’s journey back to his hometown, adding a personal touch that resonated with fans. Higher quickly topped charts, holding strong on the TurnTable Top 100 for weeks.
Beyond his solo work, Burna Boy has collaborated with other major artists. His feature on TiTom and Yuppe’s Twala Bam helped the song reach the top of the charts. Additionally, his collaboration on We Pray with Coldplay and Little Simz highlighted his range and ability to blend with different musical styles.
Burna Boy’s year has been filled with landmark achievements, cementing his place as one of Africa’s most influential artists.
