On Wednesday, February 1, 2023, rapper Sarkodie made an official announcement on his social media platforms that he was getting ready for a concert in the UK as part of Ghana’s 66th Independence Day celebrations.
The CEO of Sarkcess Music was blunt that he was collaborating with the Compozers, a music group, to put on this concert. All concert tickets have already been sold out as we speak.
Sarkodie posted screenshots demonstrating that all of the tickets had been sold out, and also stated that more tickets had been added as a result of the demand.
In the post’s caption, he wrote:
Under 10 mins I see london ready ready 😊 more tickets added !! link in BIO’
The Outternet London on Sunday, March 5, 2023, is where the independence concert is scheduled to take place.
Meanwhile, Sarkodie has recently come under fire for his verse in the Bob Marley collaboration song. In Marley’s song “Stir It Up,” which was released years ago, the rapper provided an excellent verse.
However, while many were praising him, some of his colleague—musicians, radio pundits, and entertainment experts—have a different opinion. He could have done better, according to some, while others think it was just an ordinary addition.
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