Big Mama Upgrades London Venue After Quick Sellout And Adds Meet And Greets

Tickets were being sold at a lightning speed; that very fact compelled the ultimate Big Mama to up the ante for her forthcoming show in London: the venue was changed to something far bigger than the previous one, plus meet and greet packages were released for people who missed out the first time.

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The original venue was a bit too petite; one wonders if even seconds could have passed before tickets were sold out. Big Mama was quick enough to find herself a bigger venue so that more people could attend her live shows. The meet and greet option was added for those few die-hard fans-now that’s a great bonus for the real ones.

There were varied reactions to the announcement. One sought to tag friends, disseminating the exhortation to buy tickets. Another expression to be thankful for: “Thank you for changing the venue. I just got my ticket, and my friends got theirs too.” Everybody welcomed the choice of the new venue.

However, that was not the perception shared by all. One user Joshua remarked, “The way the capacity probably 500 😭,” trademarking the small size of the first venue. Another was defending the losing-a-venue argument: “Imagine you booked her for your spot…then it gets removed and marketed as an ‘upgrade’ from your venue. Tragic.” That’s kind of funny, but I swear, that’s rough on whoever got dumped.

Confusion also set in. A fan from Poland sent a message: “The website won’t let me buy meet and greet tickets cause I don’t have a US or Canadian address. Help!” Another fan replied and suggested just putting down a random address because it “probably” works but is “sketch,” while some even proposed that digital tickets might eventually put the whole issue to rest.

In the meantime, there were also cries for music. Numerous replies urged Big Mama to “Release the damn song already” and “Drop that track please 🙏🏿”; with that, Big must have been pressured into releasing some tracks. One person stated, “I want more than just some flyer,” which is actually a fair one.

One of the funniest replies read something like this: “You’re in the roundhouse Wallahi you might as well come to my house and play some fifa with me.” Random but much respect for the hustle. Another went on with “I’ll meet and eat, I mean greet with you 🤨,” which answers to… bold.

But generally speaking, the bigger venue and meet and greet options received good vibes, while some eyes were still glued on the announcement for new music. The upgraded show in London is coming through very soon; so if you missed before, this is your time to get your hands on tickets before they are once more gone-definitely.

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Clearly, Big Mama is about movement, with the crowd ready to turn it out for her. The change of venue speaks volumes of the demand, and the packaging with the meet-and-greet option is a very smart move also. It’s now down to putting out the new single for the complete wipeout. Until then, London better be ready; it’s about to get lit.