Nigerian music superstar Davido has officially announced the Nigerian leg of his “5IVE Alive” Tour, confirming performances across six states in what he described as a deeply personal “homecoming” experience.
The award-winning artist, known for his energetic stage presence and global reach, made the announcement via his official channels on Sunday, expressing excitement about reconnecting with fans across the country.
“I’ve been blessed to perform all around the world. But this time, I’m bringing it home,” Davido stated.
Tour Dates and Locations
The highly anticipated tour will kick off in Akwa Ibom on October 26 and wrap up with a special Christmas Day concert in Lagos.
The full schedule includes:
* October 26 – Godswill Akpabio International Stadium, Akwa Ibom
* October 29 – Mahmud Ribadu Square, Yola, Adamawa
* November 1 – Michael Okpara Square, Enugu
* November 9 – Liberty Stadium, Ibadan
* December 14 – Eagle Square, Abuja
* December 25 – Eko Hotel Convention Center, Lagos
Each venue is expected to attract thousands of fans, marking one of the most ambitious national concert tours by a Nigerian artist in recent years.
Supporting His Fifth Studio Album
The “5IVE Alive” tour supports Davido’s recently released fifth studio album titled “5IVE”, which blends Afrobeats with global genres such as R&B, Amapiano, and Dancehall. The album has received widespread acclaim both locally and internationally.
The tour promises to feature live renditions of tracks from the album, guest appearances, and state-of-the-art stage production tailored to match the energy of his music and audience.
Industry and Fan Reactions
Music industry analysts have welcomed the announcement as a significant boost to Nigeria’s live performance ecosystem.
After years of pandemic-era cancellations and limited tours, Davido’s nationwide shows are expected to reignite large-scale event culture across the country.
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Promoters also highlight the economic impact of such tours, noting the spillover benefits for local vendors, hotels, security services, and creative professionals.
A Homecoming for the Culture
Davido, who has consistently maintained strong ties to his Nigerian roots despite international success, described the tour as more than just a music event.
“This isn’t just a show. It’s a thank you. A celebration of where it all started. Nigeria, get ready.”
With tickets expected to go on sale soon, the “5IVE Alive” tour is shaping up to be one of the most talked-about live music events of the year.
