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Independence Day is fast approaching and the perfect events showcasing our heritage is back and this time bigger and better.
The increasingly buzzing beach revelry, Asabaako Music Festival is set to make a glorious comeback this March after a success last year.
Asa Baako – One Dance, is an international music and arts festival celebrating the very best in African and African-inspired music and culture.
Listed by the UK’s Metro newspaper as one of the top three music festivals in Africa, Asa Baako is a unique, exciting and forward-thinking experience that takes festival goers through a journey of new and classic African beats and rhythms, over three days and two nights of outdoor parties and concerts.
This year, the event will launch with a party on March 2nd and all the way through to the 6th of March with a lot of mad fun.
The stunning beach and jungle location of Busua, near Takoradi in Ghana’s Western Region, will host over 5,000 people for a program of live music, sound systems, parties, open-mics, surfing, treks, tours, yoga, football & volley ball tournaments, talks, conservation workshops, BBQs and boat trips; not to mention live music on the beach by day and the legendary Asa Baako jungle party at night.
Access to the festival is free, but ticket would be sold for some special parties. Air Conditioned buses will also be available from Accra to take people direct to and from the festival, as well as VIP packages with transport and accommodation.
For more information, to book your place or to apply to volunteer at the festival, visit www.asabaako.com
“We are passionate about how music and the arts can create positive social change. Over the past years, we’ve been working closely with the local community to deliver program that make a real difference to people’s lives, and we can’t wait for the 8th edition of the festival in 2018”, co-founder and co-producer Mr Kofi Debrah.
“Asa Baako is a time to get Bush-Fabulous in Africa. We’ve all been waiting for Asa Baako – a truly magical and uplifting festival experience that has its own quirky style rooted in Ghanaian culture – bringing everyone together into one uplifting dance!” M3NSA, UK/Ghanaian Musician
Festival organizer Kofi Debrah also revealed – saying “Asabaako is something completely different to anything else in the world. We combine Ghana’s best culture and music while showing the world all the natural beauty it has to offer. Anybody who was present at the last Asabaako will tell you what a party we had…expect more of the same this year!”
Details and artists will be announced over the course of the coming months and you can visit http://www.asabaako.com or www.facebook.com/asabaako for more update.
Source: kuulvibes.com
