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Burna Boy to Headline Brazil’s Townline Festival Alongside Travis Scott, Filipe Ret, Others
Nigerian Afro-fusion superstar Burna Boy is set to bring his explosive stage energy to South America as he headlines the 2025 edition of Brazil’s Townline Festival.
The internationally renowned music celebration will also feature top global acts, including American rap icon Travis Scott, Don Toliver, and Brazilian sensation Filipe Ret.
The Grammy-winning singer continues to assert his dominance on the world stage with an impressive lineup of performances that have made 2025 a landmark year in his career.
🚨Burna Boy is set to perform at The Townline Fest alongside Travis Scott, Don Toliver, & Filipe Ret in Brazil this September 🇧🇷. pic.twitter.com/d3witSgRcg
— HYPETRIBE (@hypetribeng) May 27, 2025
Burna Boy, born Damini Ogulu, has already headlined several world-renowned venues this year. Notably, he became the first African artist to headline the Stade de France, one of Europe’s most iconic stadiums.
In another historic feat, he also sold out England’s Co-op Live Arena, the largest indoor arena in the United Kingdom, becoming the first African artist to achieve this.
The Townline Festival in Brazil adds to his growing list of headline appearances, as the singer gears up to promote his upcoming eighth studio album titled No Sign of Weakness.
Ahead of the album drop, Burna Boy recently collaborated with Travis Scott on a new single titled Tatata, a genre-blending track that merges Brazilian funk rhythms with Nigerian pidgin and American pop-rap flows. With both stars slated to perform at the Brazilian festival, fans are eagerly anticipating a live debut of Tatata on stage.
The new single follows the reggae-inspired Sweet Love, another standout track contributing to the momentum around Burna Boy’s forthcoming project. Both releases hint at the genre diversity and cross-cultural influences expected on No Sign of Weakness.
As the anticipation builds, Burna Boy continues to blaze the trail as one of Africa’s most influential cultural exports, pushing the boundaries of Afro-fusion and expanding its reach across continents.