Renowned Ghanaian Highlife artist KK Fosu lit up the stage with a mesmerizing live performance at the Amakye Dede@50 concert held at the Dominion Centre in London. The event drew music enthusiasts from across the UK to honour the five-decade legacy of one of Ghana’s most iconic musicians.
The sold-out show, organised by Bizzle Entertainment, was a vibrant tribute to Amakye Dede, affectionately known as the Iron Boy, as he celebrated 50 years of musical excellence. The evening was filled with nostalgia, rhythm, and a deep appreciation for Ghana’s Highlife heritage.
KK Fosu stood out among a lineup of Ghanaian music legends, delivering an electric performance of his timeless Highlife hits. With his signature blend of melody, stage charisma, and tight live band coordination, he had the crowd on their feet, dancing enthusiastically and showering him with cash in admiration.
His powerful vocals and dynamic stage presence drew thunderous applause from the packed auditorium, reinforcing his respected place in the Ghanaian music scene. “It was a magical experience—one I will never forget,” shared an excited fan after the show.
The night also featured a soulful set from Highlife veteran Nana Ernest Acheampong, who serenaded the audience with some of his classic tracks. His performance brought a wave of nostalgia, reminding many of the golden era of Ghanaian music.
The evening reached its emotional peak with the highly anticipated appearance of Amakye Dede himself. Performing fan-favourites like Ebeyeyie and Su Fre Wo Nyame, the legendary singer delivered a show-stopping set that underscored his unmatched influence on the Highlife genre.
Amakye Dede’s golden jubilee celebration was more than just a personal milestone—it was a heartfelt homage to Ghana’s rich musical legacy. For many in the diaspora, it was a moment of cultural reconnection, brought to life through the power of music.
As the curtains closed on the unforgettable night, fans left with full hearts, celebrating not only Amakye Dede’s legacy but also the contributions of artists like KK Fosu, who continue to keep the spirit of Highlife alive for future generations.