One Nite: Live & Unplugged hosted the award winning artist and 'Olomi' crooner Tosin Martins On Saturday 25th April on the LoudNProudLlive Premium Solo platform.
Tosin Martins takes fans on a musical journey at event
'Olomi' crooner Tosin Martins hosted the LoudNProudLlive Premium Solo platform One Nite: Live & Unplugged.
It was a night of quality live entertainment filled with fun, laughter and great music. The delicious mouth watering snacks and light dishes were great appetizers gearing up to for what proved to be a magical evening. Tosin Martins did not disappoint with his 9 piece band including saxophonist + perfect harmonies courtesy of his two backing singers had audience members up on their feet.A member of the audience Isitone - did an impromptu duet on stage with the music maestro for the anthem 'Olomi' - it was simply spectacular.
Tosin Martin went on to perform other classics gold hits such as Happy Day, Made in Nigeria, and new songs from his current album 'I AM AM.E.S. 'The band were on point as indeed were the audience members some looking on jubilantly whilst others danced along in the relaxed and intimate setting.
One nite: Live & Unplugged - Every last Saturday of the month -Diary Date Next event @ VELLVETT Lounge Saturday 30th May.
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