Davido Expands Five Alive Tour To Europe

Davido has set the European music scene buzzing with the announcement of his 2026 5IVE Alive Tour, scheduled to run from March 27 to April 5, 2026. The Afrobeats superstar is slated to perform in Zürich, Brussels, Copenhagen, and Barcelona, marking one of his most ambitious European expansions to date. Although the venues are yet to be revealed, excitement is already high as more details are expected to drop soon.

The tour is directly connected to his fifth studio album, 5IVE. Described as the “live companion” to the album, this tour promises to bring the project’s fusion of Afrobeats, R&B, reggaeton, and dancehall to life on stage. Fans can look forward to hearing the new album performed alongside the iconic hits that have shaped Davido’s global career, including Fall, If, and Unavailable. The upcoming shows underline Davido’s intent not only to entertain but also to solidify 5IVE as a defining chapter in his artistry.

This announcement reflects more than just a series of performances. It highlights the growing global influence of Afrobeats and Davido’s role at the forefront of that momentum. The European leg of the tour is being promoted by Afrobeats Roma, offering another sign of how deeply European markets are embracing the genre. Ticket access is already live through a dedicated platform, and fans across the continent have been quick to secure early access.

Davido’s 2026 schedule is shaping up to be one of the busiest of his career. Prior to this announcement, he revealed a five-city tour in Los Angeles, New York, Atlanta, Paris, and London to support 5IVE. He also confirmed a major collaborative project with Chris Brown set for 2026, which will include both a joint album and a co-headlining tour across Europe and Africa. With over twenty songs reportedly recorded for the project, expectations for their partnership are steadily building.

The upcoming European tour represents a crucial step in expanding Davido’s reach, strengthening his connection with fans across the continent and further supporting the global rise of Afrobeats. It positions him not just as a performer, but as a cultural force actively bridging African music with international audiences. As anticipation grows, one thing is clear: Davido’s 2026 is shaping up to be a landmark year—both for him and for the global Afrobeats movement.