Kelly Rowland thrills
Lagos at Love Like A Movie 2
Abuja - US music star
Kelly Rowland on Saturday night performed alongside Nigerian musicians at the
second edition of the Love Like A Movie Valentine Concert in Lagos.
The concert, organised by Darey Art-Alade, took place at the Ocean View Grounds of the Eko Hotel and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos.
The Nigerian artists who featured in the show include Timi Dakolo, Waje, Tiwa Savage, Zaina, Mo Eazy, Eva, Abigail, Muna and Lamborghinny.
In line with the title, the show was centred around love.
It kicked off with a crane dropping a singing Art-Alade on the stage to the excitement of the audience.
He sang a number of his popular tunes and some evergreen love ballads.
Kelly Rowland dropped tunes from her own personal repertoire and from a collection recorded while a member of Destiny’s Child.
The crane remained a major part of the show as some of the dancers performed their routines while hanging on it or dangling from it.
A minor hiccup occurred during Kelly Rowland’s performance as some technical hitches with the sound led to her walking off the stage.
She later returned to conclude her performance after Art-Alade apologised.
US music star Brandy was present in the audience. She looked happy throughout the show and danced to some of the tunes.
Brandy was in the country for another Valentine’s weekend show where she would performed with UB40.
After the show Art-Alade said he was happy to have hosted the second edition of the show successfully.
He said that music was one of the biggest exports from Nigeria at the moment, and that having such a show in Nigeria was a sign of advancement.
"We have come a long way in our art; we are glad to take it to the world or bring the world to see it here,
he said.
The concert, organised by Darey Art-Alade, took place at the Ocean View Grounds of the Eko Hotel and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos.
The Nigerian artists who featured in the show include Timi Dakolo, Waje, Tiwa Savage, Zaina, Mo Eazy, Eva, Abigail, Muna and Lamborghinny.
In line with the title, the show was centred around love.
It kicked off with a crane dropping a singing Art-Alade on the stage to the excitement of the audience.
He sang a number of his popular tunes and some evergreen love ballads.
Kelly Rowland dropped tunes from her own personal repertoire and from a collection recorded while a member of Destiny’s Child.
The crane remained a major part of the show as some of the dancers performed their routines while hanging on it or dangling from it.
A minor hiccup occurred during Kelly Rowland’s performance as some technical hitches with the sound led to her walking off the stage.
She later returned to conclude her performance after Art-Alade apologised.
US music star Brandy was present in the audience. She looked happy throughout the show and danced to some of the tunes.
Brandy was in the country for another Valentine’s weekend show where she would performed with UB40.
After the show Art-Alade said he was happy to have hosted the second edition of the show successfully.
He said that music was one of the biggest exports from Nigeria at the moment, and that having such a show in Nigeria was a sign of advancement.
"We have come a long way in our art; we are glad to take it to the world or bring the world to see it here,
he said.
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