Olamide lit up the stage at the 2024 Flytime Fest, kicking off this year’s edition of Nigeria’s iconic annual music festival in grand style.
Fans were thrilled as the Grammy-nominated rapper returned to the big stage at the renowned Eko Hotel for a headline performance that set the tone for the festival’s exciting lineup. His presence electrified the audience, reaffirming his status as one of the country’s most enduring and celebrated artists.
Sharing the spotlight, Olamide headlined alongside American rapper Gunna, who made his Nigerian debut at the festival. Gunna’s first-ever performance in the country added an international flavor to the event, as fans were treated to his unique style and global hits. The pairing of these two artists showcased the festival’s commitment to blending local and international talent to create an unforgettable experience.
Olamide’s 2024 has been nothing short of remarkable, marked by a series of successful releases, guest features, and the unveiling of his 10th solo project, Ikigai. At the festival, he thrilled the audience with live renditions of his timeless hits, songs that have not only defined his career but also shaped the trajectory of Nigerian mainstream music. His set was a testament to his decade-long reign as a cornerstone of the industry.
Gunna complemented the evening with his own captivating performance, delivering fan-favorites like Fukumean, Yosemite, and Drip Too Hard. His effortless stage presence and chart-topping tracks brought an international energy that resonated deeply with the crowd. The combination of Olamide’s homegrown appeal and Gunna’s global star power created a memorable night for all in attendance.
Special guest appearances added further excitement to the event, with performances from Afrobeats sensations like Omah Lay, Reminisce, Zlatan, and Bella Shmurda, who have all collaborated with Olamide in the past.
Grammy-winner Wizkid also graced the stage as a surprise guest, performing tracks from his record-breaking sixth album, Morayo. The festival continues on December 24 and 25, promising headline acts from Grammy-nominated superstars Ayra Starr and Davido, ensuring the Flytime Fest remains the pinnacle of Nigeria’s music calendar.
