Bia, Major Lazer, Davido to Perform at FIFA Countdown Concert in LA
Short overview
Nigerian singer Bia joins Major Lazer and Davido at the FIFA Countdown Concert on June 10 at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, in collaboration with the Recording Academy. The event will be livestreamed on TikTok.
Nigerian artist Bia has been added to the lineup for the FIFA Countdown Concert, joining Major Lazer and Davido for the event scheduled for June 10 at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. The concert is organized in collaboration with the Recording Academy.
Expanded Lineup
The announcement, made via social media, confirmed that Bia will perform alongside the previously announced headliners Major Lazer and Davido. The concert is part of the lead-up to the FIFA World Cup and will be livestreamed on TikTok, allowing global audiences to tune in.
Event Details
Tickets for the concert are now available for purchase. The event will take place at Crypto.com Arena, a major venue in downtown Los Angeles. The collaboration with the Recording Academy, known for the Grammy Awards, adds a layer of prestige to the event.
Context and Significance
The FIFA Countdown Concert series is designed to build excitement for the World Cup, featuring top international artists. Bia's addition brings a rising star from the Nigerian music scene, while Major Lazer and Davido are established global acts with strong followings. The livestream on TikTok aims to reach a younger, digital-native audience.
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