Name: Shalamar Concert - Abuja
Start: 2025-10-04T19:00:00+01:00
Location: Abuja International Conference Centre

Shalamar performing live is more than a concert - it’s a soulful celebration of musical legacy, funk, and joy. With their lineup delivering polished vocals, timeless choreography, and strong crowd rapport, the show is consistently described by critics and longtime fans alike as “A Night to Remember.” Whether playing theatres or igniting festival crowds, Shalamar continues to affirm their place in musical history. A must-see live experience for fans old and new.
Shalamar have not lost any of the charisma or performing power over the years and certainly pack a punch when it comes to live shows. Live shows are a feast of non stop “anthemic tunes”. With 18 top seventy five UK hits, 11 top forty, 4 top ten chart smashing singles and over 25 million records sold world-wide, the group are one of the most successful soul acts of all time.
“Shalamar lit up the night with classic grooves, flawless vocals, and moves that defied time.” – Music-News.com
“Howard Hewett’s voice is still velvet. Carolyn Griffey’s tone adds polish. Jeffrey Daniel? A living legend on stage.” – SoulMusic.com
The group will perform their greatest hits such as ‘A Night To Remember’, ‘Take That to The Bank’, ‘There It Is’, ‘Second Time Around’, ‘Make That Move’, ‘Dead Giveaway’, ‘Disappearing Act’, ‘Dancin’ In The Sheets’, ‘Over and Over’, Friends” and many more.
Shalamar were also synonymous with a huge dance craze that had never seen before in the UK & Europe. Jeffrey Daniel brought the body popping phenomenon from Los Angeles and performed the first moonwalk on European TV. This performance changed music culture forever. Jeffrey has been an inspiration to millions of people across the world including the man he mentored - Michael Jackson.
Howard Hewett and Jeffrey Daniel – from the classic 1982 line up maintain their distinctive performances with the daughter of Solar Records Founder Dick Griffey taking the female lead vocalist slot – a role she has held since 2001, making her the longest serving female member of the group.