Tanzanian superstar Diamond Platnumz took the global stage by storm on June 13, 2025, with an explosive performance at London’s iconic Royal Albert Hall.
The historic venue, which holds over 5,000 people, was packed with excited fans who came to witness one of the biggest African music concerts in the UK this year.
Billed as a night to honour East African music and promote unity across the continent, the concert lived up to the hype. Diamond Platnumz, known for his energetic stagecraft and global hits, delivered an unforgettable show. Fans danced, sang, and cheered throughout the night.
Among the performers was Tanzanian sensation Juma Jux. The stylish singer, who is married to Priscilla, daughter of Nollywood star Iyabo Ojo, wowed the audience early in the evening.
He opened his set with ‘Ololufe Mi’, a duet with Diamond Platnumz, drawing roars from the crowd. Their joint performance of ‘Enjoy’ added a romantic touch to the high-energy atmosphere.
As the tempo picked up, Nigerian highlife king Flavour appeared to thunderous applause. With collaborative hits like ‘Time to Party’ and ‘Berna’, the duo reminded fans how magical West and East African collaborations can be. Their lively dance steps and vocal synergy lit up the hall.
Tiwa Savage’s Entrance Sends Crowd Wild
Just when the energy was peaking, afrobeats diva Tiwa Savage made an unexpected appearance. Fans jumped to their feet as she walked on stage unannounced. Her presence added star power and represented the strong bond between music powerhouses across Africa. Her performance showed the power of collaboration and how music can unite cultures across regions.
Also spotted on stage was Paul Okoye, CEO of One Africa Music Fest and boyfriend to Iyabo Ojo. His presence underscored the strong Nigerian-Tanzanian creative ties and helped tie together the concert’s theme of continental pride and pan-African support.
The night at Royal Albert Hall wasn’t just a concert—it was a celebration of East Africa’s growing influence in global music. For Diamond Platnumz, this show marked a career milestone and signaled that East Africa is ready to take its place on the world’s biggest stages.
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