Rema Shines with Stellar Performance at Rolling Stone Concert

Nigerian music sensation Rema is continuing to make history, following his groundbreaking achievement as the first Nigerian to grace Rolling Stone’s Future of Music cover. The superstar recently took the stage in Autinus, delivering an electrifying performance that left the crowd in awe. With his hit singles, including Dumebi, Woman, and Calm Down, Rema proved once again why he is one of the biggest names in global music today.

2025 is proving to be an incredibly successful year for the hitmaker, whose latest single Baby (Is It A Crime) has become the most-streamed Nigerian song of the year on Spotify. Rema’s rapid rise continues to captivate listeners worldwide, and his remarkable journey shows no signs of slowing down.

Fans around the world are eagerly anticipating his upcoming ‘HEIS’ tour, which will see Rema headline major venues across North America, Europe, and beyond. This follows his record-breaking performance at London’s iconic O2 Arena in 2024, which he sold out spectacularly.

The tour kicks off in New York at Madison Square Garden, a venue with a staggering 19K capacity, where Rema will perform on May 3rd. Following that, he will make two stops in Canada: May 10th at Place Bell in Montreal, followed by the ScotiaBank Arena in Toronto on May 11th.

In Europe, Rema will take the stage at the 7K Carroponte Hall in Milan on June 14th, before performing at the 6K Afas Hall in Amsterdam on July 20th.

The highlight of the tour, however, will be Rema’s landmark performances in Japan. On July 20th, he will headline the 10K capacity Okinawa Arena, followed by a performance at the Mushashino Hall in Tokyo on July 27th, with a seating capacity of 10,000. This marks another milestone in Rema’s global expansion, as he continues to solidify his status as a worldwide superstar.

Although this will be Rema’s first time performing in Japan, he is no stranger to international stages. In 2024, the Nigerian sensation performed in India, even gracing the famous Ambani wedding, and also took the stage in Malaysia, further demonstrating his growing international appeal.

As Rema continues to break records and thrill audiences worldwide, it’s clear that 2025 is shaping up to be a defining year for the global music icon.