Nigerian Afrobeat singer, Olawale Oloforo, better known as Brymo, has cancelled his 2019 Easter Sunday concert in Abuja due to unforeseen circumstances.
The singer announced the development on his social media handles and said his team is working tirelessly to make sure another date is announced soon.
The “Ara” crooner also announced that purchased tickets will be fully refunded.
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Brymo wrote;
“With regret, I announce that April 21st will no longer happen in Abuja, however, we are working tirelessly to make sure another date is announced soon…
“If you already purchased tickets for this event, pls contact 08037130366 for a prompt refund… thank you!”
Dubbed the ‘Brymo Live in Abuja Concert’, the show was previously scheduled to hold in Abuja on April 21, 2019.
Meanwhile, a Nigerian music journalist, Joey Akan, took to Twitter to reveal that the cancellation is due to a sudden lack of response from sponsors.
He tweeted;
“Brymo and his management regret to announce that due to unforeseen circumstances, we are forced to cancel the Brymo Live in Abuja Concert scheduled to hold on Easter Sunday, April 1, 2019,” the post read.
“Brymo, his brand and team have been preparing for the concert for weeks and it saddens us to cancel at this time. The cancellation is due to a sudden lack of response from our sponsors.”
“We apologize for any inconvenience this cancellation may cause. All tickets purchased will be fully refunded.”
Brymo started his music career in 1999 as a high school student and released his first studio album, ‘Brymstone‘, in 2007.
The singer is best known for ‘Ara,’ his 2011 hit single.
After signing a record deal with Chocolate City in 2010, the contract was breached in 2013 after a heated controversy that broke out between the two parties following allegations by the singer that the label short-changed him.
Brymo and his management regret to announce that due to unforeseen circumstances, we are forced to cancel the Brymo Live In Abuja Concert scheduled to hold on Easter Sunday (April 21, 2019).
Cc: @BrymOlawale pic.twitter.com/OJWfZBrpYO
— Joey Akan (@JoeyAkan) April 9, 2019
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