Vegedream postpones concert in Abobo to January 30, 2027
Vegedream's concert scheduled for September 19 in Abobo has been moved to January 30, 2027. The tourist segment will now begin the day before at the Place ADO.
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The concert of Vegedream originally scheduled for this Saturday, September 19, at the Place ADO in Abobo has been postponed to Saturday, January 30, 2027, according to a new schedule released on Thursday, September 17, by the Agency Press Radio and Audio (APRA). The tourist segment that was set to kick off this Friday, September 18, has also been rescheduled to Friday, January 29.
The change comes just before the initial event. APRA attributes the postponement to the arrival of Air Côte d’Ivoire as a partner in the “Ma Belle Côte d’Ivoire Tour,” with the organization opting to delay the event to allow the airline to fully integrate into the arrangements.
Abobo remains the first major stop of the project. The new schedule maintains a two-day format: a discovery and local promotion segment on January 29, followed by a grand closing concert on January 30 at the Place ADO. Updated access details have not yet been provided in the announcement of the postponement.
The change affects an event that had already generated significant demand. The ticket sales for the original date were sold out for general access. On Friday, the Trenderz reservation page still indicated September 19, with VIP and VVIP categories priced at 10,000 and 25,000 FCFA, respectively. No clarification has been provided in the new announcement regarding the status of already recorded reservations.
Gagnoa scheduled a week later
The tour will then proceed to Gagnoa on Friday, February 5, and Saturday, February 6, 2027. APRA announces two days combining territory discovery, heritage, gastronomy, and music, with the main concert scheduled for Saturday.
“Ma Belle Côte d’Ivoire Tour” was officially launched in July in Paris, aiming to combine popular concerts with tourism promotion in several Ivorian cities. The initial schedule included Abobo on September 18 and 19, followed by stops in Bouaké, Korhogo, Daloa, Man, Ferkessédougou, and Gagnoa.
APRA indicates that the new arrangement remains open to additional stops, including Daloa, Yopougon, Grand-Bassam, Assinie, San-Pédro, Marcory, Yamoussoukro, Korhogo, Bouaké, Plateau, and Boundiali.
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