MOBO Awards organisers have confirmed the event’s return for 2016, once again taking to Glasgow’s SSE Hydro for its fourth year.
Performances for this year’s ceremony, which will see the MOBOs also celebrate its 21st anniversary, are still under wraps, though a “host of world-famous artists” have been promised.
Announced earlier today, MOBO founder and curator Kanya King said:
“Mobo turning 21 is a huge achievement and a special time for us. Celebrating this in Glasgow, which has become our second home, is an absolute joy…. The Mobo Awards has changed the music industry, and helped represent a diverse range of music that is now the heartbeat of youth culture. Having given a platform to so much emerging talent which has then gone on to achieve global and commercial success is something to be proud of. We will continue to build a positive legacy that can be enjoyed by various generations to come. There has never been a more thrilling time in music than now so I look forward to making some exciting talent announcements in the lead up to the show.”
Tickets for 2016’s MOBO Awards, which will hit Glasgow on 4th November, go onsale at 9am tomorrow (1st June) via Ticketmaster – catch the full promo below:
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