Big Concert, one of Abuja’s most anticipated live music events of the year. The concert will take place at the Congress Hall of Transcorp Hilton, Abuja, and promises an evening filled with legendary performances and nostalgic tunes.

The event, organised by Shyne Band, will bring together some of Nigeria’s finest musical icons, including Bright Chimezie, known for his energetic Zigima sound, and Chief Barrister Smooth, the popular “Paddle of the Niger Delta.” Other performers are also expected to grace the stage, creating a blend of traditional rhythms and contemporary sounds that reflect Nigeria’s vibrant cultural identity.

A celebration of Nigerian live music

According to the organisers, The Big Concert aims to revive the culture of live performance and showcase the artistry of musicians who have defined Nigeria’s musical landscape. The show will feature a mix of Afro-highlife, jazz, and classic Nigerian tunes, promising an unforgettable night for both young and old audiences.

Tickets are already on sale across several platforms, with options for regular, VIP, and premium table reservations. The organisers described the event as “a night of culture, music, and history,” adding that it will celebrate the timeless appeal of live performance in an era dominated by digital sounds.

Segun Arinze, best known for his commanding voice and acting excellence, said he was excited to be part of a project that connects different generations of music lovers. He noted that live music remains one of Nigeria’s most powerful art forms and deserves to be celebrated on grand stages like this.

Industry watchers believe the event will also boost the local entertainment scene in Abuja, attracting both fans and high-profile guests from across the country. The concert is expected to highlight the enduring legacy of Nigerian music legends and the fresh energy of modern performers sharing the same stage.

With seasoned entertainers, an experienced host, and an enthusiastic crowd, The Big Concert is shaping up to be one of the most memorable nights of the year for lovers of Nigerian music.