Pan African Art Society Presents “Ghana @ 66 Concert,” Live In London
Pan African Art Society, a Ghanaian UK-based event company, is planning a series of events for the diaspora to celebrate Ghana’s 66th independence anniversary, slated for March 18, 2023, at the Dominion Center in London.
Concertgoers in London can look forward to a night of music and comedy at the upcoming event dubbed, Ghana @ 66 Concert.
The concert, which will form part of Ghana’s Independence celebration in the United Kingdom, will feature performances by a number of well-known Ghanaian musicians, like Kuami Eugene, Keche, and Efya, as well as some of Ghana’s best stand-up comedians, like OB Amponsah and Heiress Jacinta.
The announcement was made on their official website.
The maiden edition is supported by Alordia Promotions, Versatile Music, and Akwaaba UK. Official media partners include Tru News Report, Rainbow Radio, Hot Digital, and Nana Queen.
Patrons can purchase tickets on shoobs.
Background
The Pan African Art Society is an international entertainment group that was built on a genuine love for its clients and a commitment to them. The company’s main focus is on the entertainment industry, including music and event management, production, and artiste representation in the UK.
They have collaborated with a broad variety of musicians and bands from all over the world, including those in Africa, Asia, the UK, and Europe.
Their primary goal is to be at the forefront of African’s distinct cultural and social history in order to effect meaningful change in the music industry through the cultivation of relationships and the creation of new opportunities.
Their mission is to unite African and Western musical traditions. In order to help labels and independent artistes break into the UK market, they provide them with resources and assistance.
Source: Tru News Report
