“The Last Man Standing” World tour from Easter Monday
Nigerian comedian I Go Dye, will be embarking on a world tour this year, starting with the UK.
According to a statement released by his UK event promoter Akinlolu Jekins, the comedian’s decision to embark on the world tour was borne out of gratitude to his fans for their love and support over his past two decades in entertainment. The comedian also wants to use this opportunity to take his brand to other European countries, as well as America, Canada, and Asia.
In the statement, it was revealed that the event themed “The Last Man Standing” which will hold on Easter Monday or Bank Holiday, 28 of March, 2016, is part of the world tour starting with the UK. Other places to be toured by the comedian include Indigo, 02 London, Leeds (26) and Manchester (27).
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“The Last Man Standing” will be hosted by Mc Pc (USA) and there will be performances from Aphrican Ape (USA), Chris Mapane (SA), Gordons KennyBlaq, IamDulo (USA), Harrysong, Timaya, I Go Save, and KlintOnCod (UK).
Date: Monday, March 28th, 2016Time: 6 PMVenue: Indigo, O2 London, LeedsTicket: £30 | £37 | £50
Watch I Go Dye’s latest skit below.
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