The past year has been particularly fruitful for Nigerian standout Burna Boy and now he will be celebrating the culmination of such success with his "Twice As Tall" world tour set to kick off in May of this year.
Largely staged in the summer season, the tour's schedule sees the African Giant making stops at more than a few festivals, including the Broccoli City fest in Washington D.C, Philly's Roots Picnic, Paris' Lollapalooza, the UK's Glastonbury, and even Montreal's Osheaga set. Elsewhere, he'll enjoy solo outings in cities such as Atlanta, Boston, Denver, Miami, and New York. Mune 28th is when his European leg commences, exclusively hosting festival dates across the continent.
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BURNA BOY TWICE AS TALL WORLD TOUR DATES
May 7th – Atlanta, GA – Roxy
May 9th – Washington, DC – Broccoli City Festival*
May 13th – Los Angeles, CA – Palladium
May 16th – San Francisco, CA – Masonic
May 18th – Seattle, WA – Showbox SoDo
May 20th – Denver, CO – Summit
May 22nd – Minneapolis, MN – The Fillmore
May 23rd – Indianapolis, MN – Egyptian Room
May 28th – Boston, MA – House of Blues
May 29th – New York, NY – Coney Island Amphitheater
May 30th – Philadelphia, PA – Roots Picnic*
May 31st – Cincinnati, OH – Bogarts
June 3rd – Miami, FL – Fillmore
June 6th – Houston, TX – NRG Arena
June 7th – Dallas, TX – South Side Ballroom
June 28th - Somerset, UK – Glastonbury Festival
June 30th - Oslo, Norway – Kadetten Festival
July 2nd - Belfort, France – Les Eurockeennee Festival
July 3rd - Ericeira, Portugal – Sumol Summer Festival
July 4th - London, UK – Wireless Festival
July 10th - Rotterdam, Netherlands – North See Jazz
July 12th - Liege, Belgium – Les Aredentes
July 16th - Bern, Switzerland – Gurten Festival
July 18th - Ferropolis, Germany – Melt Festival
July 18th - Almere, Netherlands – Oh My Festival
July 19th - Paris, France – Lollapalooza
July 31st - Montreal, Canada – Osheaga Festival
August 15th - Gothenburg, Sweden – Way Out West
August 29th - Antwerp, Belgium – Fire Is Gold
August 30th - Oberhausen, Germany – Hype Festival
Nigerian Government Responds To Cardi B’s Call For Citizenship: "Doors Are Open"
The Nigerian government is ready for Cardi's return.
The sudden fever to be anywhere but the United States in the wake of suspected aftermath of Donald Trump's latest airstrike in Iran is not immune to celebrity status, and Cardi B was among the most vocal public figures in a seemingly joking interpretation of the situation.
Saturday, the rapper took to Twitter to declare that she would be applying for Nigerian citizenship as a safety measure in the event that total war broke out between the middle eastern nation and her home country. Soon enough, however, her plea for citizenship was met with an immediate reaction from the chairman of Nigeria's diaspora commission.
"@iamcardib As one in charge of the Diaspora for Ngr, We can’t wait to receive you again," penned Abike Dabiri-Erewa in a tweet. "Our doors are open, sister. And you need to talk a walk through the Door of Return in Badagry. It’s an indescribable experience."