Music artistes Daddy Showkey, Peruzzi, Shodday, L.A.X, Barry Jhay and Hotkeed thrilled music lovers with energetic performances at Felabration on Saturday night.
The event, held at the New Afrika Shrine, Ikeja, Lagos, was part of the annual music festival celebrating the life and legacy of Afrobeat legend Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, with the theme, “Who Are You?”
The concert ended in the early hours of Sunday, with the artistes delivering performances that kept the audience entertained.
Showkey entertained the audience with his signature Galala sound, while Peruzzi, Shodday, L.A.X, Barry Jhay and Hotkeed performed some of their popular songs to the delight of fans.
The performances showcased different sounds and styles within Nigeria’s music industry, adding to the lively atmosphere at the festival.
Some fun seekers expressed excitement over the performances, describing the concert as an enjoyable way to celebrate Fela’s legacy.
One of the attendees, Chido Nwosu, said Showkey’s performance brought back memories of the Galala era.
“Daddy Showkey reminded us of the old-school sound that shaped Nigerian music. It was exciting to see him perform at an event celebrating Fela’s legacy,” he said.
Another attendee, Bolaji Owotayi, said the performances by Peruzzi and L.A.X added excitement to the concert.
“I enjoyed their performances because their songs got people singing and dancing.
“It was a wonderful experience to see different artistes perform at Felabration,” Mr Owotayi said.
Omoziku Friday said the festival provided an opportunity for younger audiences to appreciate Fela’s contributions to Nigerian music and society.
“Felabration is not just about entertainment; it also reminds us of Fela’s impact on music and his courage in speaking about issues affecting society.
“His legacy deserves to be celebrated by every generation,” Mr Friday said.
Felabration is an annual cultural festival featuring musical performances, debates, dance, art and fashion.
The festival attracts music enthusiasts and visitors, providing a platform to celebrate Fela’s enduring influence on Nigerian and international music.
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