Ghana Meets USA Virtual Benefit Concert Coming To TV!
Find Out How To View At Home Live Afrobeats, AfroPop, World Music Nov 15th,16th, and 17th!
Koforidua, Eastern Nov 8, 2021 (Issuewire.com) – “Ghana Meets USA” is a virtual concert created and produced by international artist, Kat Kiz (“Corona” and “Fufu”), for the purpose of promoting creativity, love, and unity, and benefiting those affected by Hurricane Ida. The concert aired on YouTube and Instagram on October 30th, 2021, with over 40,000 views combined! The sponsor for the concert was Yoga4livity (yoga4livity.com), owned and operated by Ghana Meets USA stage performer and recording artist, Tam Tam.
The virtual concert included 10 Afrobeat/Afropop, Rap/Trap, and Reggae performers from Ghana and the United States. Artists who performed on the “Ghana Meets USA” stage include Tam Tam, Kojo Ceptic, Georgia Brown, King Flow, Dangerbwoy, Akansh Setia, Gyal Dem Tish, Yaabayaw, Nu God, and Kat Kiz! Guest MCs were Tina Green and DJ Kinino.
This is what has been said about the concert (per “Ghana Meets USA” YouTube channel):
“This is massive..big ups to all ma gees!”
“Amazed!”
“Big ups katkiz!”
“Great work!”
If you missed the concert, it will replay again on Bronxnet TV through the following stations, dates, and times: Bronxnet.Tv (https://www.bronxnet.org) and BronxNet Channel 69 Optimum and 2135 Fios on November 14th at 8 pm EST, November 15th at 12 pm EST, and November 16th at 5 pm EST (US times).
A GoFundMe page has been set up for the event. All donations go directly to The Red Cross for Hurricane Ida Survivors. The GoFundMePage for the Ghana Meets USA Virtual Benefit Concert is https://gofund.me/43049bad.
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