5 things to look out for at the King Coal live concert

I love Christmas. It smells like holidays, Christmas trees, harmattan, barbeque chicken, fried rice, and glamorous events. Call me a seasonal enthusiast, but very few things strike me like the sound of concerts with live music, lush vocals, heavy sounds and some Afrobeat shaking waists.

And, I love Lagos too. No city embodies the ‘chop life’ mentality like Lagos. It never disappoints when it comes to end of the year entertainment. From the way the city lights up every evening, to the fireworks, smoke from ‘Suya’ hangout spots and the sound of vehicles commuting people with happy smiles back home. Lagos during the Christmas season is always a sight to behold.

Music moves the city. You can affirm it by the number of concerts scheduled every December. Lagosians are sometimes even spoilt for choice trying to figure out which concert will provide value for money. One concert that is sure to thrill and crank up the entertainment levels of Lagosians this season is the King Coal Concert by Bet9ja.

Wande Coal will be performing live for the first time in Lagos this year and fans are highly anticipating the concert. For so long, fans have waited for a Wande standalone concert. If you have an album that has spiraled into a chat topping bestseller, dominated iTunes Charts, won multiple awards (Headies, Mtv’s MAMAs awards, the NEA awards and the Ghana music awards); chances are you would most likely become a king.

Fans are so enthusiastic about Wande Coal that his recent concert at the Indigo at the O2 Arena last month, was sold out. He blew the crowd away not only with his dancing but with his brilliant song renditions.

So as the concert draws closer, we present to you five things to expct from the highly anticipated concert:

1. Wande Coal to sing hits from his legendary “Mushin to Mohits Album”

Absolutely! This is the album that gave us the true meaning of Wande Coal and his style of music. For many fans it was love at first sight listening to hits from this album. This albums embodies Wande Coal musical journey, it definitely makes us connected to him as an artist. Can’t wait to see if Wande will sing the last line of Ololufe.

2. A possible Mo’Hits stage reunion

Back in the day, the Mo’Hits crew were the crowd sensation. From “I love that booty”, to “Why me”. The Don Jazzy led group thrilled Nigerians for so long they formed a dynasty. A reunion on stage will be sure to bring back nostalgia and endless encores. We are so gassed up about the possibility of this.

3. Wande’s performance, opening acts and collaborations

There’s a reason he is called the king of vocals and he is everything the fans are coming to see. His strong, unique voice is what strengthens his identity. Whether it’s a slow song like Ololufe or a more high energy song like Baby Hello, Wande Coal will successfully draw his crowd in and leave them mesmerized. Apart from the main attraction at the King Coal Live concert, there are other artists set to feature in the concert. You will definitely be seeing performances from artists such as Wizkid, Davido, Burna Boy, D’banj and Don Jazzy – We will wait and see if Wande will open with the popular ‘The koko intro’.

4. The element of surprise, ambiance and stage set

The set design will be amazing. There will be lot of fireworks and extraordinary dancing. There will be surprise performances, special guests, song covers and of course crowd surprises. Also, don’t forget the concert is set to take place at the Eko Convention Centre at Eko Hotels and Suites so there is more than enough room to explore.

5. The fans

The best concerts are those that are capable of making the crowd feel connected to each other regardless of the number. Believe it or not, Wande Coal will surely break past the number of people to make each person feel connected to his music. With his passion for his music, his planning and execution of the show will create an intimate atmosphere leaving you to feel like it is an exclusive show just for you.

King Coal in Concert is scheduled to hold on Friday, December 14, 2018 and fans cannot wait to be serenaded by the undeniable vocals of King Coal. The concert tickets are available at Nairabox.com with tickets ranging from 7.5K, 25K &100K | TABLE: Silver - 1M, Gold – 2M, Platinum – 3M on nairabox.com.

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