Ghana’s legendary music icon, Kojo Antwi, affectionately known as “Mr. Music Man,” is set to perform in Australia for the very first time in his decades-long career. The highly anticipated concert will be held on April 19, 2025, at the Bonnyrigg Sports Club, as part of the Easter celebration lineup.
The event is expected to be a magical night of nostalgia, romance, and cultural pride, with Kojo Antwi delivering a soulful marathon of his timeless Highlife and Afrobeat love songs. The concert is designed to unite Ghanaians, Africans in the diaspora, Australians, and music lovers from all over the world under one harmonious roof.
In a heartfelt message shared on social media, the music maestro expressed his joy:
“Australia!!! I’m excited to visit for the first time. Can’t wait to sing a marathon of love songs with YOU!!! Grab your tickets now and let’s make some lovely memories.”
Kojo Antwi, who has previously thrilled audiences in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, and across Africa, continues to spread Ghana’s musical heritage across borders. His debut in Australia marks a historic moment not just for the artist, but for Ghanaian music on the global stage.
Ahead of the show, Kojo Antwi paid a courtesy visit to Her Excellency Berenice Owen-Jones, the Australian High Commissioner to Ghana, at her residence in Accra. The meeting underscored the growing cultural exchange between Ghana and Australia.
“Music and the arts have long been a bridge between cultures, and Kojo Antwi’s visit highlights the deepening cultural exchange between Ghana and Australia,” read an official statement from the High Commissioner’s office.
Her Excellency extended her warmest wishes for a successful tour and commended the iconic singer for sharing Ghana’s rich musical tradition with the world.
As Easter weekend draws near, anticipation is building among fans and music lovers in Australia and beyond. With a career marked by soulful melodies and heartfelt lyrics, **Kojo Antwi’s Australia concert promises to be an unforgettable night filled with passion, rhythm, and cultural celebration.
Get ready to dance, sing, and fall in love all over again—with the music of Kojo Antwi.**
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