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Rapperholic 2026: Sarkodie delivers a night of music, culture, and unforgettable Moments

Sarkodie thrilled thousands at Rapperholic 2026 in Kumasi with guest performances, a Daddy Lumba tribute, and a culture-rich entrance at Baba Yara Stadium.

Rapperholic 2026: Sarkodie delivers a night of music, culture, and unforgettable Moments

The second edition of Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie's Rapperholic concert, titled Rapperholic26, drew a massive crowd to the Baba Yara Sports Stadium in Kumasi, filling the venue to capacity. The event, which spanned through the night and into the early hours of the morning, marked a symbolic return to Sarkodie's roots in Kumasi and showcased the city's capacity to host a major music event.

Attracted by the concert, various renowned musicians such as KiDi, Sista Afia, Lasmid, Mr Drew, Kuami Eugene, Nana Ama McBrown, and Ama Burland took to the stage to entertain the audience with their performances. Lasmid particularly impressed the crowd with his performance, while Sista Afia and Mr Drew further contributed to the night's excitement.

The concert's success highlighted Baba Yara Sports Stadium as a prime venue for future Sarkodie events.

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