Did You “Cedis” Coming ? 🇬🇭 🇬🇭 🇬🇭 Ghana @69!! Highly Anticipated High Life Party Is Back. Houston’s Biggest Ghanaian Independence Celebration. #APICKI. Not Just A Party But The Authentic Ghanaian Experience. Come Enjoy Vibes From Highlife To Hiplife, Adadamu, Azonto, Asakaa drill, And Moreeeee!
🚨 HOUSTON, ARE YOU READY?! 🚨🇬🇭✨ A NIGHT IN ACCRA — HOUSTON EDITION ✨🇬🇭 All roads lead to Houston for an unforgettable celebration of Ghana’s 69th Independence 🇬🇭🔥 Experience the energy of Ghanaian nightlife with nonstop Afrobeats, Amapiano, Highlife & Hip-Life — culture, music, and vibes all in one night.📅 Friday, March 6th⏰ 9PM – 4AM📍 Kapri Ultra Lounge📌 5718 Fairdale Ln, Houston, TX🇬🇭 GHANA @ 69 ✨🎟 http://www.skeevents.com
Eight artistes. One stage. The sound of a generation is here! 🎵
From Afrobeat to Dancehall, Rap to Highlife. Legends, hitmakers, and chart-toppers unite for one unforgettable night of rhythm and celebration.
This is The Second Return -The GTCO Music Concert!
Friday, 19th December
Accra Sports Stadium
7PM Sharp!
Attendance is FREE!
While he hails from Nigeria, Wizkid’s music has taken the world by storm. The singer-songwriter behind global megahits like “One Dance,” “Essence,” and the Grammy-winning Beyoncé collaboration “Brown Skin Girl” crafts songs that transcend borders and resonate with audiences everywhere. His ability to blend genres—from synth-driven club anthems to highlife and R&B—has earned him more BET, Soul Train, and Billboard Awards than any other African musician in history, alongside 19 trophies from Nigeria’s Headies. Since his debut at 19, Wizkid has continued to redefine global music, and at his Hollywood Bowl debut, he takes it to another level by collaborating with Derrick Hodge and the Color of Noize Orchestra.
Born in Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria, trumpeter, composer, and bandleader Etuk Ubong tours the world’s biggest festivals of the genre, proudly representing the talent of his native country.
Inspired by the fervor of his idol Fela Kuti, Etuk Ubong began playing the trumpet at age 14 and has developed a hybrid funky jazz filled with groove, rooted in afrobeat, highlife, and ekombi ritual rhythms.
Founder of The Truth club in Lagos, which in just a few years has become one of the most creative hotspots of the Nigerian underground scene, he champions a music he calls Earth Music – free, fierce, introspective, and deeply pan-African.
His album “Africa Today” (2020) is a sonic manifesto against corruption and for the renaissance of the continent.
In 2024, he released the track “Ikwö Ufan Ikwö Ima” with rapper-philosopher DOTTi the Deity, blending spoken word and modal funk in the same breath.
Cheikh Lô, the legendary Senegalese musician, is a Mbalax legend recognized worldwide.
Born in 1955 in Bobo-Dioulasso, Burkina Faso, to Senegalese parents, Cheikh Lô was raised on Ghanaian highlife, Congolese rhythms, Cuban rumba, Senegalese mbalax, and James Brown’s soul.
In the 1990s, he burst onto the world stage with his first album “Né La Thiass,” produced by Youssou N’Dour, which became an absolute classic.
With over 20 million cumulative streams and recognition from leading international media, Cheikh Lô has toured on five continents, igniting prestigious festivals.
The Senegalese artist marks his grand return to the spotlight in 2025 with the release of his sixth studio album.
He returns more powerful than ever, with his spiritual message, his inimitable raspy voice, and his stage elegance that make him a major figure in world music.
An essential figure in afropop and a contemporary African icon with incandescent energy, Yemi Alade is a cultural ambassador nominated for a Grammy this year.
Discovered in 2009 and propelled to the top in 2013 with the global hit “Johnny,” which has over 170 million views on YouTube, she has since conquered the world through talent, rhythm, and commitment.
In 2024, Yemi Alade made a strong statement with “Rebel Queen,” a manifesto album about emancipation, sisterhood, and resilience.
Her notable appearance at the 2025 Grammy Awards confirmed that Yemi Alade is a global icon, following in the footsteps of Angélique Kidjo and Beyoncé, with whom she has collaborated.
Affectionately nicknamed “Mama Africa,” she shines through her ability to blend genres: afrobeat, coupé-décalé, Congolese rumba, R&B, highlife… into an electrifying style.
