Jordan Adetongji’s London Show
NME – The cover of the cover Jordan Adetongji featured Kwn during his recent headline show in London. Check out the frames below.
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Performance Highlights
Last night (February 27), he performed a collection of his latest and previous songs in the lower part of the third place in the capital as part of the UK and European leg of his 2025 world tour. The tour featured the second mix of the Irish Jaguar Dream, with one of the singles being “Too Many Women” featuring Kwn.
When Adetongji first introduced the track, he noted that the breakdown from “Attractive” sounded familiar before playing the instrumental for “Too Many Women.” As he started performing the song, fans eagerly raised their phones in anticipation of Kwn, who ultimately surprised the audience by casually walking on stage to sing his verse.
They engaged with each other during the final chorus, urging the crowd to “make noise” for one another.
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During another part of his set, the 26-year-old performed “You & I” from his 2023 debut album “Rock N Rave,” along with “Break the System” and “Options” from the “Dream of Jaguar,” showcasing his indie-rock roots that captivated fans.
He also reflected on his journey since the release of “Rock and Rave,” saying, “It was an important time for me because I created a lot of music, and no one appreciated it at that time. Some of you guys did, and I am grateful. So, if I have any advice for new artists: consistency is key.”
Adetongji will conclude the British and European leg of his 2025 tour in Paris this Sunday (March 2) at La Boule Noire. Following that, he will embark on a brief five-show stint in the U.S., concluding at Rolling Loud California on March 15. Fans can find available tickets here.
“Jaguar’s Dream” was released in January and includes both original and remixed versions of Adetongji’s breakthrough track, “Klanie.” The song has since received nominations for Best Melodic Rap Performance at the Grammys, Best Newcomer and Song of the Year at the 2025 MOBO Awards, and has the potential to win Song of the Year at the Brit Awards this weekend.
When discussing his collaboration with Kehlani for the cover with NME last October, the singer remarked, “It’s crazy to hear it in clubs. Watching Jaden Smith play it, seeing how Travis Scott goes wild with it… It has cultivated a culture that I love.”
In other news, NME included KWN in the NME 100 list of important emerging artists on the verge of greatness, praising her for her “confident, free interpretation of modern R&B that blends dance, hip-hop, and gospel elements.”
She also served as the opening act for the UK and European leg of Klanie’s “Crucial” tour. Together, they have released music, including “Clothes” from Klanie’s 2024 project, while also teasing fans with a 2-track EP and a remix of Kwn’s viral hit “The Worst Behavior.”
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