Fans of music diva, Nissi, have been enjoined to get ready to experience the infectious energy of the vivacious singer and songwriter, as she takes over the legendary Sounds Of Brazil (SOBs) in New York City on March 15, for her first-ever headline performance in the Big Apple.
Nissi made the electrifying announcement via her social media platforms, stating, “2024 we are starting with a bang! I’m so excited to announce my first headline performance in New York at the legendary SOBs on the 15/03/2024 and I am taking the nation gang with me!”
Nissi’s New York debut at SOBs promises to be an unforgettable night of music, dance, and pure Afrobeats euphoria. Fans can expect to hear all their favorite Nissi tracks, alongside electrifying live renditions of her latest material.
According to her management in a statement made available to Friday Treat, said, “With her undeniable talent, captivating energy, and infectious music, Nissi is poised to take the world by storm. Her New York debut at SOBs is a must-see event for anyone who loves good music, and a guaranteed night of fun”.
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