Nabalüm 10-year concert — Burkinabè singer Nabalüm, affectionately known as the Black Queen by her fans, will mark ten years in music with a live concert at the Ouaga 2000 banquet hall in Ouagadougou on October 24, 2026. The celebration, announced on September 4, 2026, during a press conference, will feature a fully live performance that the artist describes as a royal tribute to her journey and supporters.

Nabalüm first gained public attention in 2014 on the Ivorian music show Star Karaoké, but rose to prominence with her 2016 hit “Myamé.” Over the past decade, she has evolved artistically, defining her growth in three words: Fille-Femme-Reine (Girl-Woman-Queen). She promises audiences a more mature and creative stage presence, reflecting her vocal, lyrical, and artistic development. The concert also serves as a moment of gratitude to her fans, media, and team for their unwavering support.

Her music, performed in Mooré, Malinké, French, and English, carries messages of hope, love, and patriotism, resonating across borders in Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire, France, Burundi, and beyond. Her achievements include winning Best Female Artist at the 2024 Kundé Awards. Tickets for the anniversary event are priced at 25,000, 50,000, and 100,000 CFA francs. Rama Diallo and Dalilha Ky reported on the announcement.