Tiwa Savage Sells Out London’s KOKO Ahead Of New Album Drop

Only a few days before the event, the Queen of Afrobeats Tiwa Savage’s exclusive album release concert for “This One Is Personal,” which is set for Friday, August 29, 2025, at KOKO in London, has officially sold out. The accomplishment highlights both her worldwide fame and the intense interest in her fourth studio album.

To commemorate the release of ‘This One Is Personal,’ the small-scale London performance was revealed as a one-night event. Only a few resale tickets were left on secondary platforms after the venue listed the show as “sold out” after tickets disappeared within days. The sold-out performance is a celebration and a declaration of Tiwa Savage’s lasting influence, as she has played on some of the largest platforms in the globe.

“This One Is Personal,” which is scheduled to be released on the same day as the concert, has already generated discussion in the international music community. The project, which combines the rhythmic pulse of Afrobeats with soulful R&B, UK grime influences, and pop sensibilities, including notable collaborations with Skepta, James Fauntleroy, and Taves.

Tiwa Savage teased the album on social media, calling it her most intimate work to date, with themes that explore self-discovery, love, and resiliency.

“This one is for me, but it’s also for everyone who has walked through pain and found strength,” she wrote in a heartfelt post, signaling a deeply personal connection to the project.

Choosing London as the launchpad for the album is no accident. With its diverse population and thriving Afrobeats scene, the city has become a second home for Tiwa Savage’s music. From club DJs to mainstream radio, London has played a pivotal role in pushing Afrobeats into the global mainstream.

“London isn’t just a stage—it’s family,” Tiwa Savage said in a recent interview. “It’s where Afrobeats has grown into a global movement, and I wanted to celebrate this album with the people who’ve supported me from day one.”

The success of Tiwa’s concert mirrors the larger story of Afrobeats’ meteoric rise. Once seen as a regional genre, it has now become a global force, with artists like Burna Boy, Wizkid, and Rema breaking into international markets. Tiwa Savage, often hailed as the leading woman of Afrobeats, continues to carve out her own unique path.

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Her flexibility has already been demonstrated by her partnerships with international celebrities like Chris Martin of Coldplay, Beyoncé, and Brandy. It looks like This One Is Personal will solidify her status as a really international musician in addition to being an Afrobeats superstar.

Fans have been talking about the impending release on social media. Nonetheless, a lot of people have complained about losing out on tickets.

“Tiwa is about to cross yet another threshold,” says UK-based music critic Jason Okoro. “She’s no longer just leading Afrobeats’ female voices—she’s shaping the sound of modern pop.”

With ‘This One Is Personal’ dropping globally on August 29, Tiwa Savage is expected to embark on a world tour later in the year. While official dates have yet to be confirmed, reports suggest stops in North America, Europe, and major African cities are already being mapped out.