Afro-fusion star, Burna Boy has announced a new date for his Netherlands concert following public outrage after he was forced to cancel the highly anticipated show due to circumstances beyond his and teams control.

The new date comes hours after the Grammy-winning singer, issued an apology to the ˜Love Damini concertgoers for standing them up.

Via his Instagram stories, Burna explained his amazing team have been hard at work trying to salvage the show, which was slated to take place on June 17^th, 2023, at the 39,000-capacity GelreDome in Arnhem, Netherlands, adding, but we couldnt do it in time, hence, Ill be announcing a new date.

He expressed gratitude to his fans for their love and support which leaves him, ˜constantly humbled and in awe.

He went on to thank them for ˜coming and waiting just to see his team and him, noting hed ˜forever appreciate that while promising a new date in hours; urging the fans to ˜watch out for it.

Hours later, the ˜Outsiders fave updated the general public and all concerned, revealing July 23^rd, 2023, as the new date, with all ticket holders having an opportunity to register for different levels of FREE transportation to the venue on the said day.

˜Odogwu began the update with yet another apology stating; Again, my deepest apologies for ALL the inconveniences caused last night! I know people came from far and wide, made trips around the show, and expected to get one.

I understand and recognise the sacrifices that people made to turn up. People with schedules, jobs, and families. Im heartbroken.

New Date: 23^rdJuly 2023. Venue: GelreDome Stadium, Arnheim.

All ticket holders will have an opportunity to register for different levels of FREE transportation to the venue on show day.

Hoping his apologies have been accepted by the ˜Outsiders, anticipating a showdown with them next month, Burna Boy added: Everyone who knows me knows that I live to perform and this was far beyond my control. Ill understand if not but hopefully, I get a chance to see you all again next month. (The Nation)