Mayorkun has announced “10 Years, 1 Mayor,” a December 13 concert at the National Theatre in Lagos marking a decade in music. His event site points to a live ticket listing for the show, and QED reported the announcement on November 10.
For Nigeria’s live music business, the date adds another established artist’s own-name event to a crowded December calendar. The anniversary format gives Mayorkun a catalogue-led show rather than a slot on a multi-artist festival bill, with the National Theatre as the named venue. The ticket listing names Ejjy Entertainment Limited as the event host, although it does not disclose the show’s budget, capacity or any commercial terms.
What the listing confirms
The ticketing page calls the event “10 Years, 1 Mayor” and lists Mayorkun as its headliner. It gives Sunday, December 13, 2026, at the National Theatre, Lagos Mainland, with a scheduled 6 p.m. local start and 11:30 p.m. end. QED separately reported the date and venue after Mayorkun shared the concert poster on Instagram. These are announced plans, so attendees should check the organiser’s current details as the date approaches.
Mayorkun’s own website carries the anniversary branding and directs visitors to the ticket page. The listing identifies the show as a concert rather than a conference or club appearance. It does not name support performers or publish a production plan. No ticket-sales total or attendance forecast was available in the materials reviewed, so there is no basis yet to claim a sellout or estimate its commercial scale.
A catalogue anniversary in a busy season
QED traces Mayorkun’s recording career to his 2016 debut with “Eleko” and his subsequent years at Davido Music Worldwide. The tenth-anniversary framing turns that history into the show’s organising idea. It also gives the promoter a clear audience proposition: a headline set built around songs from different phases of one artist’s career. The exact setlist, guests and staging remain unannounced.
The concert lands during a month already filling with different live formats in Lagos. InterSpace Daily has reported Olamide’s YBNL reunion at FutureFest on December 18 and Seyi Vibez’s December 29 headline show. Those programmes are separate events, but together they show how December promoters are using different propositions: a label reunion, an artist’s anniversary and a current headline tour stop.
Mayorkun also has a release campaign in progress. As InterSpace Daily reported last week, “Home Training” climbed on Spotify Nigeria’s November 3 daily chart after its October 30 release. That chart result documents listening on one platform at one point in time. It cannot tell us how many concert tickets the single will move. The next useful business detail will be the final bill and how the show is packaged and sold as December approaches.
