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

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. King Promise will share the stage with other entertainers, including KiDi, Ras Kuuku and Morgan Nero, as the two Multimedia Group stations bring music lovers together for the beach rave.

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, dancing and beachside excitement.

Known for hit songs such as Terminator, CCTV, Oh Yeah, and Paris, King Promise has built a strong following with his blend of Afrobeats, highlife and R&B. His musical journey has earned him international recognition, with the singer winning the Artiste of the Year award at the 2025 Telecel Ghana Music Awards.

With his catalogue of popular songs and smooth vocal delivery, fans will be looking forward to singing along and dancing as he takes the stage.

The singer’s appearance comes as he continues to expand his musical reach. He recently released Melody, his first solo single of 2026, adding to the anticipation surrounding his upcoming performances.

King Promise will share the stage with other entertainers, including KiDi, Ras Kuuku and Morgan Nero, as the two Multimedia Group stations bring music lovers together for the beach rave.

Tickets cost GH¢100, and patrons can secure theirs by dialling 7253404# or at the gate and front desk of JoyFm, Kokomlemle.

It is sponsored by StarOil, Ayuda and KIVO.

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