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King Promise set to bring Afrobeats vibes to Hitz FM-Joy FM Beach Rave this Saturday

Award-winning Ghanaian singer King Promise is expected to bring his signature Afrobeats and highlife sounds to the Hitz FM-Joy FM Beach Rave on Saturday, October 31, at Rehab Beach Club, Labadi. The singer is among about twenty entertainers scheduled to perform at the event, which begins at 2:00 pm and promises an afternoon of music, […] The post King Promise set to bring Afrobeats vibes to Hitz…

Award-winning Ghanaian artist King Promise is set to electrify the Hitz FM-Joy FM Beach Rave on Saturday, October 31, at Rehab Beach Club in Labadi. The singer, known for his Afrobeats and highlife-infused tunes, will join around twenty other performers on the lineup. The event, which starts at 2:00 pm, is expected to be a lively celebration of music, dancing, and beachside fun.

With a string of hit songs under his belt, including Terminator, CCTV, Oh Yeah, and Paris, King Promise has gained a considerable following for his unique sound that blends Afrobeats, highlife, and R&B. His recent release, Melody, signals his continued growth as an artist, fueling excitement for his upcoming performances. Accompanying King Promise on stage will be other talents like KiDi, Ras Kuuku, and Morgan Nero, as the two Multimedia Group stations unite music enthusiasts for the beach rave.

Tickets are priced at GH¢100 and can be obtained by dialing 725 3404# or at the venue's entry points. The event is sponsored by StarOil, Ayuda, and KIVO.

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