Music sensation Tems will blow your mind at "A place called orange."

Grammy-nominated singer, Tems, will on December 26, 2021 headline her own show, tagged 'A Place Called Orange.'

The festival will also feature performances from over 50 music superstars.

The concert which was originally slated to hold on December 16, 2021 will now hold on Boxing Day as the breakout pop star has promised fans an unforgettable experience.

In her words, "Like my E.P, If Orange Was a Place, this concert will take on a unique texture and mood.

"It is going to be a very special night for my fans in Lagos and myself included as it is the first time I’ll be headlining a concert in Nigeria in two years, so we had to move it to Boxing Day to make it an even more special gift."

Tems will headline at the Livespot X Festival on Boxing Day.

Organisers of Livespot X Festival, Livespot360 have promised music lovers that Tems' unrestricted expression, freewheeling delivery, and emotional rawness that comes from seeing her perform live will be harnessed and brought to life come Boxing Day.

The Livespot X Festival will still run from December 16 till December 21.

Temilade Openiyi (born 11 June 1995), better known by her stage name Tems, she is a Nigerian singer. In 2021, she earned two US top 40 entries on the Billboard Hot 100.

Credit: Pulse.ng

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