A-list comedians Bovi, Gordons and Buchi along with superstar musicians Iyanya and Korede Bello are some of the big names who have been confirmed to be performing at Funnybone’s debut flagship concert, ‘Funnybone Untamed’ holding on Sunday February 21.
Iyanya, Korede Bello, Bovi, Gordons, Buchi, others to feature at debut flagship concert
Funnybone’s debut flagship concert, ‘Funnybone Untamed’ holding on Sunday February 21 at Muson Centre, Onikan, Lagos .
‘Funnybone Untamed’
The show, which will hold at the Muson Centre, Onikan, Lagos will also feature performances by Seyi Law, Shakara, KCee, Ice Prince, MI, and Solidstar. Others performing include Selebobo, Aramide, Phyno, Tekno, Harrysong, Oritsefemi, Reminisce, Jesse Jagz, Humblesmith, Chidinma, Illbliss, Bracket, Jay Martins, Mr 2Kay and Mimicko.
Commenting on his involvement at Funnybone Untamed, Iyanya said,
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“Funnybone is a good friend of mine, professional and a great comedian. It’s always nice to work with him and now that he is putting his own show together, I am very excited to be involved. On the 21 of February, we are all going to have a lot of fun at the MUSON Centre and the audience is in for a real treat.”
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