Nigerian music producer and Mavin Records founder Don Jazzy has revealed why he no longer attends certain music concerts in the country.
The entertainment executive said concerns about security and unsafe behaviour at some events have made him more careful about the concerts he chooses to attend.
Don Jazzy Raises Security Concerns
Speaking during a recent interview, Don Jazzy explained that theft and disorder at some concerts create uncomfortable experiences for attendees.
Don Jazzy avoids some music concerts because fans sometimes lose personal belongings such as phones, jewellery and wristwatches during crowded events.
According to him, the atmosphere at some shows can become difficult to manage due to poor crowd behaviour and weak security arrangements.
Johnny Drille Concerts Praised
The Mavin Records boss compared those experiences with concerts organised by Johnny Drille, which he described as peaceful and well-organised.
He said Johnny Drille has built a respectful fan community that allows guests to feel safe and relaxed during performances.
Don Jazzy avoids some music concerts while praising the calm environment often seen at Johnny Drille’s shows.
According to the producer, he can comfortably attend those concerts without worrying about harassment or losing valuables.
Ayra Starr Also Receives Praise
Don Jazzy also commended Ayra Starr for building a positive relationship with her fan base.
He noted that both artists have created supportive communities that stand out within the Nigerian music industry.
Don Jazzy avoids some music concerts but said organised fan culture can improve safety and overall experiences at live events.
Social Media Reactions Follow Interview
The comments have continued to generate reactions online, with many fans sharing different opinions about security at concerts in Nigeria.
Some social media users agreed with Don Jazzy’s concerns, while others accused him of using the discussion to promote artists under his record label.
Don Jazzy avoids some music concerts as conversations continue around crowd control, event security and fan behaviour within the entertainment industry.
