With his deep and luxurious vocals, he sucks Naomi Sharon the audience's attention - because when the Dutch-Caribbean singer is on stage, only she and the music exist.

Naomi Sharon's music is dripping with sensuality, and her sound is decadent, warm and modern - with a seductive touch of nostalgia. The rhythms put all thoughts of romance and get the supple dance hips going. She combines in infectious style - on both her debut album Obsidian and the 2025 singles “Can We Do This Over” and “The Only Love We Know” - dreamy R&B with airy afrobeats and ambient house.

Naomi Sharon began her career as a musical actress, but soon devoted herself to releasing her own music. In 2019, the singer released her first independent single: the jazz-inspired “the Moon.” Shortly after, the love anthem “Breeze” was released, which with its upbeat tempo and infectious hook brought her international attention and an invitation to work on her music in Los Angeles.

Since then, Naomi Sharon has been headed directly towards the world's biggest stages.

As the first woman signed to Drake's OVO Sound label, she has already made a positive impression and is quickly becoming one of the biggest stars in the R&B and soul world. She has racked up more than 20 million streams on Spotify, and the release of Obsidian secured her a spot on Billboard's 2024 list of 'Hip-Hop & R&B Artists to Watch'.

Besides being something of an industry darling, Naomi Sharon has also impressed with her focus on body positivity, self-love, and women's empowered sexuality through music.

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The concert is supported by Liveurope. Liveurope is the first pan-European initiative supporting concert venues in their efforts to promote emerging European artists. Liveurope is co-funded by the EU's Creative Europe programme.