Nigerian singer Oludipe Oluwasanmi David, popularly known as Spyro, has announced his upcoming live concerts in Lagos and Abuja, promising fans a "clean December" experience.
He made this known in a post shared on his Instagram page.
The 'Who is your guy' crooner stated that for the past three years, he has constantly received questions from fans asking when he would host a December show. According to him, it saddened him that he could not grant their wishes in previous years, but he declared that those days are over.
Spyro revealed that the Lagos concert is scheduled for December 5, 2026, at the POP Landmark, 364 Water Oniru, VI. The Abuja show will follow on December 12, 2026, at The 21 Arena Arts and Craft, Abuja.
The singer noted that his shows will be the first-ever clean December event that everyone, including kids, can attend. He urged his fans to get their tickets quickly via his official website.
The upcoming event is organized by Summerrave.
He wrote:
"For the past 3 years I get this constant question “when are you going to give us a DECEMBER SHOW” and it gets me sad all along that I couldn't grant the wish of my core fans but ALAS those days are over now."
"LAGOS. ABUJA. IT’S TIME! ITS HAPPENING LIVE THIS DECEMBER ... THE FIRST EVER CLEAN DECEMBER for everyone including kids."
"Go get your tickets quickly at https://spyrolive.com Brought to you by @summerrave"
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