Wizkid Set to Perform with Orchestra at Hollywood Bowl’s “Color of Noize” Concert

Afrobeats icon Wizkid is taking his artistry to new heights. He will present a groundbreaking orchestral performance titled Wizkid with Color of Noize Orchestra. This performance is scheduled to take place at the prestigious Hollywood Bowl on June 22, 2025. Moreover, the performance will be a highlight of the Shenseea KCRW Festival, marking a first-of-its-kind moment in the singer’s illustrious career.

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Known for pushing the boundaries of Nigerian music globally, Wizkid (real name Ayodeji Balogun) is no stranger to iconic stages. However, the orchestral twist adds a fresh layer to his sound. The collaboration with the Color of Noize Orchestra promises to blend classical instrumentation with Afro-fusion. As a result, fans can expect an unforgettable sonic experience.

This performance marks a significant milestone, not just for Wizkid but for Afrobeats as a whole.

The Hollywood Bowl, located in Los Angeles, is one of the most revered venues in the world. It is known for hosting legendary artists and groundbreaking performances. Wizkid’s appearance further cements his status as a global music force and a cultural ambassador for Nigeria.

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Wizkid’s career boasts several chart-topping hits. These include “Essence”, “Ojuelegba”, and “Come Closer”. He’s won multiple awards, including BET Awards, MOBOs, and the Grammy. He continues to play a pivotal role in the globalization of African music. His calm yet bold presence has redefined what it means to be an African pop star on the world stage.

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While Wizkid has kept a relatively low profile in controversies recently, his influence remains as powerful as ever. Fans are eagerly anticipating this new chapter of live performance innovation. Consequently, the June concert is expected to sell out fast and be a night of music history.

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