Burna Boy London setlist: what songs could he play at Roundhouse show? Potential setlist

Burna Boy wowed fans with his historic show at the London Stadium and he is set to return to the capital this weekend.

The pop star became the first African artist to headline a stadium show in the UK. Following the success of that concert, he will be performing at the Roundhouse in London - ricketmaster has issued a warning for fans hoping to get their hands on last minute tickets.

Burna Boy's concert in the capital earlier this summer was part of his Love, Damini tour.

He will return to London on 1 September. But what songs could he perform?

What was Burna Boy’s setlist from London show?

The setlist the artist will perform at the historic concert in east London was kept underwraps before hand. He ended up playing 33 songs during the performance.

It could give fans a clue of what to expect when Burna Boy returns to London for his show at the Roundhouse on 1 September.

The setlist was as follows, according to Setlist.fm:

Act I: Welcome

• Intro
• Gbona / Odogwu
• Tonight
• Don Gorgon
• Yawa Dey
• Soke
• Like To Party / Jagele / Dirty Secrets

Act II: Sexy Section

• Gwarn
• Secret
• Pull Up
• Top Of The World
• Toni‐Ann Singh(with Popcaan)
• Location / Onyeka (Baby)(with Dave)
• For My Hand
• Cloak & Dagger
• Sekkle Down
• Play Play
• On the Low

Act III: Bring It Down

• Wonderful / Spiritual / Collateral Damage
• Whiskey / Another Story / Off Your Mic
• Common Person
• Bank on It
• 23
• Alone / Hallelujah / Wild Dreams / Dangote
• Pree Me
• Real Life / Own It(with Stormzy)
• Second Sermon

Act IV: Let’s Party

• Different Size / Sungba (Remix) / Yaba
• Jerusalema(Master KG cover)
• Anybody / WTB / Kilometre / Killin Dem
• It’s Plenty
• Ye
• Last Last

In the announcement for the concert, the venue added: "During his full band sets, Burna Boy performs all his most popular tracks, proving time and time again that he's one of the best performers on the scene. Each show sees Burna Boy go through several outfit changes and shifting backdrops."