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Burna Boy To Perform At 2021 Grammys
Burna Boy To Perform At 2021 Grammys
Burna Boy has been confirmed to perform during the 63rd Grammys Award Premiere Ceremony which will take place Sunday, March 14.
Burna Boy who has earned a back to back nominations, will also be the first ever afrobeats act to perform at the event.
The Nigerian international star had similarly performed at the BET awards(US) , Brits awards(UK) main stage.
His two albums, African Giant and Twice As Tall earned him successive Grammy nominations.
The 2021 Grammys Premiere ceremony will be streamed internationally via grammy.com.
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