Wa-based artiste Rekordz Gh will open 2027 on his own stage. His headline show, The Throne Live Concert, is set for Friday, 1 January 2027 at the B.K. Adama Sports Stadium in Wa. He confirmed the date on Facebook on 1 November with a simple message: “It’s Official – 1st Jan 2027. THE THRONE LIVE CONCERT IN WA.”
What We Know About The Throne
The show is presented by RMW, short for Rekordz Muzik Worldwide, his camp. The bright yellow poster shows Rekordz in a checked jacket under a gold crown, with stage speakers on either side and a stadium in the background. Ticket prices, guest artistes and MCs are all marked “loading”, so the line-up is still to be announced.
A longer statement shared on his page frames the night as more than an ordinary show. It calls The Throne “a declaration of ambition, consistency, resilience and greatness”, and says Rekordz has kept standing tall despite the pressures of a competitive industry. It invites everyone who believes in “the Rekordz GH movement” to come together on New Year’s Day, and ends with a challenge to fans: “Are you ready for the King?” The post also tagged several media outlets, including Home Radio 99.7, Sungviela 104.3 FM, TV3 Ghana and Citi TV.
The venue choice is a statement in itself. By taking the show to a sports stadium rather than a club or hall, Rekordz is signalling just how big he wants the first night of 2027 to be.
Who Is Rekordz Gh?
Rekordz Gh lives and works in Wa, where his fans call him “King”. He has kept up a steady run of releases this year, including “31st August”, “Bang Bang” featuring Reezybwoy, “Saana” and, most recently, “Kuu Kere”, produced by Best Gally. His earlier work includes the album Mba Gbegni and “Lion King (Beast Mode)” featuring Jay Bahd.
The Throne at a Glance
- Event: The Throne Live Concert
- Headliner: Rekordz Gh
- Date: Friday, 1 January 2027
- Venue: B.K. Adama Sports Stadium, Wa
- Tickets and line-up: to be announced
Follow Rekordz Gh on Facebook for ticket and line-up updates.
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