Meet the Stars Joining Drizilik Live in London 2025

When Drizilik steps onto the Steelyard stage on Sunday, November 16th, 2025, he won’t be the only star in the building. Sierra Leone’s Kriofusion king is bringing some of the most dynamic voices and talents from Sierra Leone and the UK to perform for the fans. 

Drizilik will be performing hits from his new “Wait and See” EP, including Lemonade and Above All. His London return is a celebration of Sierra Leonean sound and African creativity and his guest lineup makes that message loud and clear. 

Mabsz

Rapper and singer Mabsz is one of Sierra Leone’s rising stars, known for her lyricism. With singles like Extraverted Introvert and Silence Freestyle, Mabsz blends rap and melody together. She is quickly becoming a key voice in Sierra Leone’s modern hip-hop scene. 

DJ Hopie

Bringing the energy from behind the decks is DJ Hopie, a Sierra Leonean-British DJ and social advocate. A familiar face on the UK-Sierra Leone entertainment scene, she has hosted events like the Decade Fusion Concert and shared stages with top Sierra Leonean acts such as Rozzy Sokota and Kao Denero. DJ Hopie’s sets combine African beats, international hits, and a magnetic stage presence that keeps the crowd moving and connected. 

J Lucia

Representing the Caribbean link is J Lucia, the Saint Lucian Afroswing and dancehall artist who made waves on BBC3’s The Rap Game UK. Based in Essex, J Lucia blends rhythmic island vibes with the bounce of Afroswing, creating a sound that resonates across cultures. He has released several singles and EPs, including his 2020 EP My Turn. His artistry as both a rapper and poet adds a unique layer to the night’s lineup. 

Adama 

Adama is a Sierra Leonean-British artist and songwriter based in the UK known for her song, “Up The Price”. Adama’s work often draws on her Sierra Leonean roots, identity, and experiences. 

Saidu

Saidu, a UK-based rapper, has garnered attention within the UK rap scene thanks to his fresh lyrics. He is particularly recognized for his EPs, Fire on the Block EP1 and EP2.

Big Zuu

Big Zuu is a London-based rapper of Sierra Leonean and British descent, best known for his grime music and the TV show Big Zuu’s Big Eats. He celebrates his Sierra Leonean heritage in his work including the single Move Right. His discography features notable tracks like Main Characters and albums such as Navigate and Signed & Delivered, showcasing his unique voice in the UK music scene. 

ISAT

Isat is a Sierra Leonean-born Afropop artist based in London, celebrated for her vibrant fusion of Afrobeats, Dancehall, Pop, and Soul often enriched with the Krio language. Born in Freetown, she began her musical journey in Holland before moving to the UK in 2016 to further her career. Known for infectious tracks like Vibe, and Welcome to Salone, Isat continues to showcase Sierra Leone’s rhythm and flair on the global stage. 

Reginald Thompson

Reginald Thompson is a Sierra Leonean Afro-Jazz Saxophonist and Multi-Instrumentalist. He is a founding member of the legendary new school Freetown Uncut Band and the Music and Music Entertainment Ltd. He is widely known for his work with bands across Sierra Leone, and has recorded with various artists in Sierra Leone, The Gambia, Senegal, UK, and the United States.

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A Celebration of Sierra Leonean Sound 

Drizilik’s Live in London Concert is a celebration of Sierra Leonean excellence, unity, and creativity on a large stage. The show brings together artists from across the diaspora, each adding their voice to the event. 

Tickets are £40, with doors opening at 7:00 PM. The tickets are available at Drizilik.com,  TheSteelYard.com, and Eventbrite. Pager tickets can also be requested. 

For more information, contact the show promoter Vickie Remoe at vickie@vrcmarketing.com or on WhatsApp at +232 76 403 103.