The List of Burna Boy Albums in Order of Release Date

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How many albums does Burna Boy have?

Burna Boy has released eight studio albums, two mixtapes, two extended plays, and 40 singles.

The List of  Burna Boy Albums in Order of Release Date

Here is the list of Burna Boy Album in Order of Release Date:

1. L.I.F.E — 12 August 2013
2. On a Spaceship — 25 November 2015
3. Outside — 26 January 2018
4. African Giant — 26 July 2019
5. Twice as Tall — 14 August 2020
6. Love, Damini — 8 July 2022
7. I Told Them… — 25 August 2023
8. No Sign of Weakness — 11 July 2025

All Burna Boy Albums List in Order

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1. L.I.F.E (2013)

Tracks:

1. Intro: My Life
2. No No No
3. Say So
4. Abeg Abeg (Remix)
5. Na so E Suppose Be
6. Run My Race
7. Boom Boom Boom
8. Yawa Dey
9. Ma Loda Ma Motto
10. Tonight
11. Like to Party
12. Smooth Sailing
13. Don’t Run
14. Jahs Love Is True
15. Outro: Remember Me

Burna Boy – L.I.F.E (Leaving an Impact for Eternity) is the critically acclaimed debut studio album by Nigerian superstar Burna Boy, released on August 12, 2013, by Aristokrat Records. Building on the momentum of his 2011 mixtape Burn Identity, L.I.F.E sold over 40,000 copies on its first day and later had its marketing rights acquired by Uba Pacific for ₦10 million. Entirely produced by Leriq, the album fuses afrobeat, dancehall, ragga, and highlife, paying homage to legends like Fela Kuti and Bob Marley. Featuring guest appearances from Wizkid, 2face, M.I, and Olamide, L.I.F.E peaked at No. 7 on Billboard’s Reggae chart.

2. On a Spaceship (2015)

Tracks:

1. Intro
2. Oluwa Burna
3. The Realest
4. Mine Tonight
5. Ring Ring
6. Single
7. Sampudi
8. As E Be
9. Rizzla
10. Jealousy
11. Duro Ni Be
12. Another One
13. Before
14. Trance
15. On a Very Good Day
16. Birthday
17. Gone
18. Mi O Ni Gba
19. If People Must Die

On a Spaceship, Burna Boy’s second studio album, was released on November 16, 2015, through Spaceship Records and Universal Music Group. The 20-track project features collaborations with Wizkid, Phyno, Flavour, Wande Coal, and more, and showcases production by heavyweights like Sarz, Spellz, J Fem, and Orbeat. The album includes standout singles such as “Soke,” “Jealousy,” and “Rizzla.” Despite mixed critical reception citing a lack of cohesion and the absence of former producer LeriQ, the album reflects Burna Boy’s versatility and ambition. Though not unanimously praised, On a Spaceship marked an important transition in Burna Boy’s evolving musical journey.

3. Outside (2018)

Tracks:

1. More Life
2. Ph City Vibration
3. Koni Baje
4. Sekkle Down
5. Where I’m From
6. Heaven’s Gate
7. Ye
8. Giddem
9. Streets of Africa
10. Rock Your Body
11. Devil in California
12. Calm Down
13. Outside

Outside, Burna Boy’s third studio album, released on January 26, 2018, showcases his genre-defying artistry through a fusion of Afrobeats, dancehall, reggae, and road rap. Often described by Burna as a mixtape, the album features collaborations with J Hus, Lily Allen, and Mabel. Supported by standout singles like “Ye” and “Heaven’s Gate,” Outside received critical acclaim for its sonic diversity and introspective lyricism. It debuted at number three on the Billboard Reggae Albums chart and won Album of the Year at the 2018 Nigeria Entertainment Awards. The album cemented Burna Boy’s global appeal and creative evolution.

4. African Giant (2019)

Tracks:

1. African Giant
2. Anybody
3. Wetin Man Go Do
4. Dangote
5. Gum Body
6. Killin Dem
7. Omo
8. Secret
9. Collateral Damage
10. Another Story
11. Pull Up
12. Blak Ryno (Skit)
13. Destiny
14. Different
15. Gbona
16. On the Low
17. Show & Tell
18. This Side
19. Spiritual

Burna Boy’s “African Giant”, released on July 26, 2019, is a genre-blending masterpiece that solidified his global presence. Fusing Afrobeats, Afrobeat, dancehall, hip hop, and pop, the album reflects both personal and political themes rooted in Nigerian culture. Produced primarily by Kel-P, it features collaborations with global stars like Jorja Smith, Future, Damian Marley, and Angelique Kidjo. Standout singles like “On the Low” and “Killin Dem” earned major awards, while the album itself received widespread critical acclaim, Grammy and AFRIMA nominations, and chart success across continents. “African Giant” also sparked a major international tour and became a defining work in Afro-fusion music.

5. Twice as Tall (2020)

Tracks:

1. Level Up
2. Alarm Clock
3. Way Too Big
4. Bebo
5. Wonderful
6. Onyeka
7. Naughty by Nature
8. Comma
9. No Fit Vex
10. 23
11. Time Flies
12. Monsters You Made
13. Wetin Dey Sup
14. Real Life
15. Bank On It

Twice as Tall, Burna Boy’s fifth studio album, released on August 14, 2020, is a globally resonant fusion of Afrobeats, dancehall, pop, and hip hop. Executive produced by Burna Boy, his mother Bose Ogulu, and Diddy, the project was largely recorded during the 2020 pandemic through virtual collaboration. Featuring artists like Youssou N’Dour, Chris Martin, Stormzy, and Sauti Sol, the Grammy-winning album reflects themes of Black unity, identity, and resilience. Tracks like “Wonderful,” “Monsters You Made,” and “Real Life” showcase Burna Boy’s cultural pride, activism, and lyrical prowess. Its accompanying comic, The Secret Flame, adds depth to his artistic journey.

6. Love, Damini (2022)

Tracks:

1. Glory
2. Science
3. Cloak & Dagger
4. Kilometre
5. Jagele
6. Dirty Secrets
7. Whiskey
8. Last Last
9. Different Size
10. It’s Plenty
11. Toni-Ann Singh
12. Solid
13. For My Hand
14. Rollercoaster
15. Vanilla
16. Common Person
17. Wild Dreams
18. How Bad Could It Be
19. Love, Damini

Burna Boy’s sixth studio album, Love, Damini, released on July 8, 2022, through Atlantic Records, is a deeply personal and globally resonant project named after his birth name, Damini Ogulu. Featuring an impressive lineup of artists including Ed Sheeran, J Hus, Popcaan, and Khalid, the album blends Afrobeats with global influences. It was supported by singles like “Kilometre,” “Last Last,” and “For My Hand.” Critically acclaimed, Love, Damini earned an 80/100 Metacritic score and charted worldwide, reaching #14 on the US Billboard 200 and #2 in the UK. It reflects Burna Boy’s emotional maturity, cultural pride, and artistic evolution.

7. I Told Them… (2023)

Tracks:

1. I Told Them
2. Normal
3. On Form
4. Sittin’ on Top of the World
5. Tested, Approved & Trusted
6. Cheat on Me
7. Virgil
8. Big 7
9. Dey Play
10. City Boys
11. Giza
12. 12 Jewels
13. If I’m Lying
14. Thanks
15. Talibans II

I Told Them… is Burna Boy’s seventh studio album, released on August 25, 2023, via Atlantic, Spaceship Records, and Bad Habit. The project blends Afro-fusion with ’90s U.S. hip-hop influences and features artists like 21 Savage, Dave, J. Cole, GZA, RZA, and Byron Messia. Fueled by singles like “Sittin’ on Top of the World” and “Big 7”, the album received widespread critical acclaim for its cohesive sound and Burna’s charismatic delivery. It debuted at number one in the UK—making Burna Boy the first African artist to top the chart—and achieved commercial success globally, including triple platinum certification in Nigeria.

8. No Sign of Weakness (2025)

Tracks:

1. No Panic
2. No Sign of Weakness
3. Buy You Life
4. Love
5. TaTaTa
6. Come Gimme
7. Dem Dey
8. Sweet Love
9. 28 Grams
10. Kabiyesi
11. Empty Chairs
12. Update
13. Pardon
14. Bundle by Bundle
15. Change Your Mind
16. Born Winner

Burna Boy’s No Sign of Weakness, his eighth studio album, dropped on July 11, 2025, through Atlantic, Spaceship Records, and Bad Habit. Blending Afrofusion with global sounds, the 16-track album features standout collaborations with Travis Scott, Mick Jagger, Stromae, and Shaboozey. Preceded by hit singles like “Bundle by Bundle,” “Update,” “Sweet Love,” and “TaTaTa” (with Travis Scott), the album marks a bold evolution from his 2023 release I Told Them…. Its rollout included cryptic social media changes and a high-profile appearance with Chloe Bailey, generating buzz. Produced by names like Telz, P2J, and Dre Skull, it’s a bold sonic statement of resilience.

All Burna Boy Tour in Order by Year

Burna Boy’s global rise has been paralleled by a series of groundbreaking tours that have solidified his status as a world-class performer.

His touring journey began with the Life on the Outside Tour in 2018, promoting his major-label debut Outside, with sold-out shows across North America and Europe. In 2019, the African Giant Tour followed, propelling him to international stardom and featuring high-profile festival appearances like Coachella. After the Grammy-winning Twice As Tall album, he launched the Twice As Tall Tour in 2020, despite global pandemic challenges.

In 2022, Burna Boy returned with the Love, Damini Tour, selling out iconic venues like Madison Square Garden and becoming the first Nigerian artist to headline major stadiums. His I Told Them… Tour in 2023 further broke barriers, with historic performances at the UEFA Champions League Final and Citi Field. Now, in 2025, he continues his record-breaking run with the No Sign of Weakness North America Tour, featuring a unique 360-degree stage experience.

Here is the list of Burna Boy tour in order by year:

1. Life on the Outside Tour (2018)
2. African Giant Tour (2019)
3. Twice As Tall Tour (2020)
4. Love, Damini Tour (2022)
5. I Told Them… Tour (2023)

Conclusion:

Burna Boy’s discography is a testament to his evolution from a local Nigerian star to a global Afrobeats powerhouse. From his groundbreaking debut L.I.F.E (2013) to the genre-defining African Giant (2019) and Grammy-winning Twice as Tall (2020), each album reflects his lyrical depth, political consciousness, and genre-blending artistry. His recent works, including Love, Damini (2022), I Told Them… (2023), and No Sign of Weakness (2025), showcase his global appeal and innovative soundscapes. Exploring Burna Boy albums in order offers a compelling narrative of artistic growth, cultural pride, and international influence that cements his legacy in music history.

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