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    Tiwa Savage: From A Backup Vocalist To Performing At King Charles III, To Make History At Wembley Arena

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    Tiwa Savage has undoubtedly become a dominant force in the African music industry. Her music has won her millions of fans across the world and has earned her several accolades. With hit singles like “Kele Kele,” “Wanted,” and “Love Me X3,” Tiwa Savage has shown her prowess in R&B leaning hits, while also incorporating her Yoruba heritage in songs like “Ife Wa Gbona.”

    She proudly showcases her Nigerian roots through blending English with Yoruba, creating a unique sound that is undeniably Afrocentric. Perhaps that is why she is revered as the “African Bad Girl,” a nickname that has stuck with her ever since her rise to superstardom in the early 2010s.

    Tiwa Savage’s music breaks boundaries and is a testament to her immense talent and ability to step out of her comfort zone. As a young girl, she left Nigeria at the age of 11 for her secondary and university education in the UK. This exposure to western music has helped shape her sound and has given her a global perspective that has served her well throughout her career.

    As she prepares to make history, becoming the first female Afrobeats artist to headline the 13,000-capacity Wembley Arena in the UK, her fans eagerly await a performance of epic proportions. Her upcoming show on November 26, 2023, at the Wembley OVO Arena promises to be a night to remember for all in attendance.

    Tiwa Savage has come a long way since starting as a backup vocalist for top acts like Mary J Blige, Kelly Clarkson, and Andrea Bocelli. She has written for multi-Grammy winners like Baby Face, Fantasia, and Monica, and has stepped out on her own as a well-loved solo artist. In 2018, she was the first female African artist to sign a global record deal with Universal Music Group, further establishing her place as a trailblazer in the industry.

    Tiwa Savage has performed on some of the biggest stages in the world. She was even invited to perform at the King Charles III coronation ceremony, where she was the first Nigerian artist to grace such a stage. Her impact on the industry has been massive, and her upcoming show at Wembley Arena is yet another milestone in her illustrious career.

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