Beat of Lagos is back this year and looking even bigger than last year with the Chocolate City team announced as headliners for the 2015 concert.
Choc Boi Nation set to storm 2015 edition
Beat of Lagos is back this year and looking even bigger than last year with the Chocolate City team announced as headliners for the 2015 concert.
The Beat Of Lagos 2015 with Choc Boiz Nation
Beat of Lagos is brought to you by Motbensonz Solutions and powerered by Choc City Music who recently had some changes in their executive offices with M.I Abaga announced as the new C.E.O and Ice Prince as his Vice.
This year's concert would see the 15 members of the Coc Boi Nation performing on stage; M.I Abaga, Jesse Jagz, Ice Prince, Ruby Gyang, Loose Kaynon, Victori Kimani, Khali Abdu, VHS Safari, Pryse, Nosa, Koker, Milli, Dice Ailes, DJ Caise and DJ Lambo.
Last year, the “Beat Of Lagos Award” was won by the Mavin's crew last year for there hit song "Dorobucci", want to find out who takes this years grand prize? Get your tickets NOW!
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Regular ticket : N5,000 VIP: N20,000 VVIP Tables : 500,000 and N1,000,000
Date: 30th August 2015
Venue: Federal Palace Hotel
Time: 5pm.
See gallery below from last year's edition:
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