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Lagbaja’s Surprise Stage Return with Fireboy in Toronto Leaves Fans in Awe

Nigerian music icon Lagbaja made a rare and exciting return to the spotlight during Fireboy DML’s concert in Toronto on August 5, 2025. The iconic masked musician joined Fireboy on stage at the sold-out Queen Elizabeth Theater, delivering a powerful performance that took fans by surprise and added a legendary touch to the evening.

Fireboy, who has been gaining international recognition with his 2024 album Adedamola, gave fans a thrilling experience packed with hits. Songs from the album had the crowd singing along, but the true highlight came when Lagbaja stepped on stage. The audience erupted with excitement as he performed Back and Forth, his recent collaboration with Fireboy, marking his first-ever performance in Canada.

Other artists who joined Fireboy on stage included Lojay and BNXN, adding more star power to an already vibrant night. Each artist brought a different energy, but Lagbaja’s appearance stood out the most, especially since he rarely performs in public. His last major public performance was in 2022 at the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards, making this comeback even more special.

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Lagbaja, known for his signature mask and unique fusion of Afrobeat and jazz, has remained a mystery for nearly three decades. His presence brought nostalgia and admiration, especially among longtime fans who were thrilled to see him share the spotlight with the new generation of Afrobeat stars.

Music executive Bankulli praised Fireboy for his strong and loyal fanbase, pointing out that the concert’s success was a sign of his growing influence and ability to connect deeply with fans across the world.

Aside from Back and Forth, Fireboy also performed Dopamine, his 2025 single, and the global hit Peru, which continues to make waves in the Afrobeats scene.

Lagbaja’s unexpected performance not only made the night unforgettable but also symbolized the powerful connection between Afrobeat’s rich history and its vibrant future. For fans at the Queen Elizabeth Theater, it was a once-in-a-lifetime moment where two musical generations collided in harmony.

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