Zlatan live concert Indigo at The O₂
You don’t need an explanation, do you? Hmm ok. Y’all ready because you are aware right that this is Zlatan brought to you by SMADE events!
After you’ve been checked for your lateral flow test, double jab and all the rest for no Covid germs, it’s time to get down to SMADE entertainment style with the sounds on the decks from DJ SoGood vibing with the only Energy god aka Adesope and Broda Shaggi who killed the vibes and got the crowd in the spirit of the night, reminding the people why they came out tonight.
Let’s say it’s a good thing that the O2 is soundproof and does not have neighbours as the night was high, which started with Taylor Jaye, London’s very own ‘it’s your boy SONA, Princess Wonda, Olakira with Maserati and that was only the intro!
If you thought that Zlatan had just come to light the venue with his infectious smile for the crowd, you’d be mistaken. Zlatan’s DJ, DJ Khoded, continued the vibes with Adesope and Broda Shaggi before Zlatan mounted the stage with his full live band and backing vocals as they gave us all a reason to buy a ticket first thing to NIGERIA, especially if you were not the lucky fan to receive Zlatan’s personalised diamond ‘Z’ pendant which he gifted to a lucky fan to uplift the ginger in the crowd again. (Security, I hope you ready on standby O).
The gelato flowed as Cuppy surprised Zlatan and his fans on stage with the sweet stuff. If you thought the night was over, hmm, never, as Not3s came out and showed Zlatan how the UK do!
It was a London love vibe, stush and flexing! Mandem rolling, ladies lived up with small small rocking to the live sounds of Zlatan because that’s how Londoners do! It seemed like no one came out to sweat as they kept it calm in every sense of the word.
It was a star-studded night, if you looked in the crowd, you wouldn’t be mistaken to see comedian Klinton COD and KelechiAFC in the house bringing the love. Yes, the vibe continues, and the party won’t stop as the next venue is the after-party at SMADE lounge for more, and we mean more as Zlatan promises to gift the same chain round his neck + £5. This is not a typo
This is his life; you “get many many things” in this life O
Astalavie!
London, UK. 31st October 2021. Zlatan performing live at his Headline concert Indigo at The O₂. Photographed by Michael Tubes
London, UK. 31st October 2021. Fans reaction to Zlatan’s performance at his Headline concert Indigo at The O₂. Photographed by Michael Tubes
London, UK. 31st October 2021. Zlatan performing live at his Headline concert Indigo at The O₂. Photographed by Michael Tubes
London, UK. 31st October 2021. Fans reaction to Zlatan’s performance at his Headline concert Indigo at The O₂. Photographed by Michael Tubes
London, UK. 31st October 2021. Fans reaction to Zlatan’s performance at his Headline concert Indigo at The O₂. Photographed by Michael Tubes
London, UK. 31st October 2021. Fans reaction to Zlatan’s performance at his Headline concert Indigo at The O₂. Photographed by Michael Tubes
London, UK. 31st October 2021. Fans reaction to Zlatan’s performance at his Headline concert Indigo at The O₂. Photographed by Michael Tubes
London, UK. 31st October 2021. Fans reaction to Zlatan’s performance at his Headline concert Indigo at The O₂. Photographed by Michael Tubes
London, UK. 31st October 2021. Backstage: Zlatan in his dressing room with Not3s at Indigo at The O₂. Photographed by Michael Tubes
london, UK. 31st October 2021. Presenter Adesope Olajide & Zlatan at backstage after his performance at his Headline concert Indigo at The O₂. Photographed by Michael Tubes
London, UK. 31st October 2021. Backstage: Zlatan in his dressing room with his manager and Pastor Tobi Adegboyega at Indigo at The O₂. Photographed by Michael Tubes
London, UK. 31st October 2021. Backstage: Zlatan in his dressing room with his manager and Pastor Tobi Adegboyega at Indigo at The O₂. Photographed by Michael Tubes
London, UK. 31st October 2021. Broda Shaggi & Zlatan at backstage after his performance at his Headline concert Indigo at The O₂. Photographed by Michael Tubes
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