Keche, a Ghanaian musical hip-life group, will be celebrating 15 years of being together. On Thursday, August 22, 2024, the group, which Joshua Kojo Ampah and Andrew Kofi Cudjoe formed in 2004, will celebrate 15 years in the music business.
After releasing their 2008 debut album, “Pressure,” the duo became well-known. They have continued to churn out hit after hit ever since. Keche has been nominated for several awards and have also topped several African music charts.
Keche mentioned in a recent interview with Onua FM that they have been in the music business for fifteen years and have released more than 30 hit songs.
They said they will celebrate their anniversary, but are yet to reveal when it will happen— urging Ghanaians to keep an eye out for this huge concert.
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