Beejay Sax at London Indigo2

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Beejay Sax—real name Abolaji David Banjoko—is a gospel saxophonist from Ogun State, Nigeria.

Beejay Sax will be performing 1 event in London on Sunday 28th July 2024 at the Indigo2.

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Sunday 28th July 2024 London, UK
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Address: London Indigo2, Millennium Way, London, SE10 0BB
Telephone: 08448560202
Venue Capacity: 2920

The O2 and the Indigo2 are London's most popular music-orientated venues, based in perhaps one of London's busiest hubs. The 20,000 capacity O2 is Europe's busiest arena as well as it's second largest (dwarfed only by the Manchester Arena), and plays host to almost every big name when they head to the UK, while its 3,000 capacity sister Indigo2 acts as more of a super club. Between them, they attract millions upon millions of fans year in year out.