Tosinger’s heartfelt tribute concert brings Mike Okri’s legacy to life in Atlanta

In a night set to resonate with soulful nostalgia, the “Tosinger Honors” tribute concert series kicks off its premiere edition, celebrating Nigerian afropop icon Mike Okri in Atlanta. Dreamweavers Entertainment presents this historic event, set to take place on Saturday, May 10, spotlighting the legendary artist known for his 80s and 90s chart-toppers like “Time Na Money” and “Omoge.” Okri, the first Nigerian signed to CBS Records (now Sony Music Nigeria), will attend as Afrosoulful songstress Tosinger and AfroRnB crooner Tolu, backed by ATL’s Offsupreme Band, perform his timeless hits live.

“Tosinger Honors,” according to a statement, is a vision brought to life by Tosinger to celebrate African music legends and cultural trailblazers while they can still bask in the applause. Okri, a pioneer whose international acclaim shaped Nigerian music, takes center stage as the series’ inaugural honoree. Attendees can expect a vibrant celebration of his legacy, blending afropop and soul in an unforgettable tribute.

Set for a one-night-only performance, this event promises an electric atmosphere with the legend himself witnessing the homage to his groundbreaking career. Tickets are on sale now for this Atlanta showcase, offering fans a rare chance to experience Okri’s music reimagined by today’s dynamic talents. Don’t miss out on this cultural milestone—secure your spot and join the celebration of a true Nigerian icon.

According to https://tosinger.com, Tosin Taiwo, popularly known as Tosinger is a singer/songwriter, storyteller and actress passionate about all things Africa and the diaspora. With a background in Broadway/musical theater in the UK and African folklore storytelling, Tosinger stepped into the acting world in America, bringing to life the African narrative while expressing relatable human stories.

She has featured in some Hollywood productions including ‘Black Lightning’ and ‘American Soul by BET’ and stage play productions including – ‘Wedlock of the gods’ and ‘A Song for Adaeze’, an Afrofuturistic musical.

In her spare time, she channels her creative writing talent through short stories and poetry.

Featured image: Tosinger/tosinger.com

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