Central Artiste Night; 2nd Edition, June 2023

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Central Artiste Night is a monthly event organised by Heritage Promotions, organisers of Central Music Awards in partnership with Toppiard Events Center to empower young talented musicians in Central Region.

After successfully hosting the first edition in April 2023, the 2nd edition comes off on Saturday, June 24, 2023, at Toppiard Events Center – Cape Coast at 7 PM.

Artistes are selected from the various district within Central region to showcase their musical talent and thrill fans to their amazing music.

Artistes billed to thrill fans at the 2nd Edition include Minab, Aunty GH, Emogy Djr, Raggay Bee, Amankrado, Zelloys, Khofy Guyson, Is Hommie and Kofi Fava and many more.

Simply dial *920*26*200# or visit www.njet.app/jetcast to purchase tickets for GH ¢20 (regular) and GH ¢50 (VIP). 

The Official MC for the 2nd edition is Hypeman KellyBlaq.

DJ Masta Mickay Gh of Asaase radio 100.3 -Cape Coast is the official DJ for the 2nd Edition of Central Artiste Night. He is noted for promoting Central Music on air, pubs and various social gatherings.

The 2nd Edition is proudly sponsored by Fays Lounge.

Media Partners include Cape360, Cape Coast Promota, Nana Yaw TV and many more


Location: Cape Coast, Ghana

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