In Nigeria, we’ve seen countless concerts, comedy shows, and award nights — but Night of the OGs – Happy Hour Edition is more than an event. It’s a celebration of the giants who built the stage for today’s music and comedy to thrive. It’s where nostalgia meets world-class production, where heritage meets modern vibes, and where every guest leaves with memories worth holding on to.

From Red Carpet Glamour to Showtime Energy

The evening begins with an electrifying red carpet experience at 5PM, where the who’s who of entertainment, business, and social circles arrive in style. Photographers flash away, interviews buzz, and you instantly feel like you’ve stepped into a premium entertainment spectacle.

When the main event kicks off at 6PM, the lights dim, the music swells, and the atmosphere transforms. The energy is tangible — a mix of anticipation, admiration, and pure excitement for what’s to come.

A Lineup Like No Other

The real heartbeat of Night of the OGs lies in its star-studded roster of performers — music icons and comedy legends whose art has shaped the Nigerian entertainment landscape for decades. These are not passing trends; these are voices and talents that defined eras. Each act brings not only music or comedy, but stories, legacies, and a direct connection to our cultural roots.

Experiences for Every Guest

Whether you’re seated at a Platinum VIP table with gourmet dining and champagne service or enjoying the thrill from General Admission with friends, every vantage point at the venue offers a unique flavor of the event. The production team has designed the night so that no one feels left out, regardless of ticket tier.

A Celebration of Culture and Class

This is an event that merges heritage with elegance. It’s a chance to hear songs that once ruled the airwaves, laugh to jokes that shaped Nigerian comedy, and share moments with friends and strangers alike — all while being part of something truly historic.

Night of the OGs – Happy Hour Edition is not just about entertainment; it’s about honoring those who paved the way while giving the audience an immersive, high-quality experience they’ll talk about long after the final curtain call.

When you leave, you won’t just say, “I went to a show.” You’ll say, “I was part of a moment in Nigerian entertainment history.”