Davido Arrives in Brooklyn Ahead of “5IVE ALIVE TOUR” as Premium Suite Tickets Hit $12,868

Afrobeats megastar Davido has officially landed in Brooklyn, New York, ahead of his much-anticipated “5IVE ALIVE TOUR” stop at the iconic Barclays Center scheduled for July 31, 2025 — and in true Davido fashion, the entry price for premium suite access is turning heads.

Clad in a sleek all-white designer outfit, the DMW boss was captured making his way through a luxury hotel corridor before arriving at the venue for final rehearsals. The videos, which have gone viral across social media platforms, show Davido flanked by security and his entourage as fans and onlookers tried to get a glimpse of the artist who has grown to become one of Africa’s biggest music exports.

But beyond the glam, what truly raised eyebrows was the $12,868 price tag for one of the premium suites at the Barclays Center — a cost that underscores both his market value and the increasing demand for African music in global spaces. According to SuiteHop, a major U.S. ticketing platform for VIP arena experiences, this figure falls within the typical $2,000–$15,000 range for top-tier artists like Davido, placing him squarely in the ranks of elite global performers.

The concert is expected to attract thousands of fans, celebrities, and high-net-worth individuals, many of whom have followed the singer from his electrifying 2023 “Timeless” album to this current tour which has spanned major cities including London, Toronto, Atlanta, and Houston.

For Davido, the Barclays Center event is more than a tour date — it’s a statement. The Lagos-born superstar continues to redefine African music’s global presence, pushing the boundaries of stage design, ticketing exclusivity, and fan engagement. In previous shows, his sets have included floating platforms, multi-city fan shoutouts, and special guest appearances — fueling speculation that Brooklyn could witness yet another unforgettable performance.

Social media buzz continues to build, with fans expressing both excitement and shock at the ticket costs. “OBO no dey play,” one user tweeted. “Only Davido go make hotel corridor look like red carpet runway.”

Indeed, for those who can afford it, the July 31 concert promises an immersive blend of Afrobeats excellence, fashion, celebrity culture, and showbiz opulence — and for Davido, it’s just another step in a legacy that shows no signs of slowing down.

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