Chase Forever R&B singer Fianko Bossman, popularly known as Chase Forever, has taken a swipe at Counsellor George Lutterodt over his consistent emotional abuse and attacks on women. The counsellor,

Toyboi Afro-pop and hip-hop artiste Toyboi is out with a new video for his single titled ‘Do Or Die’, which features Kelvynboy. The video for the song was released on

Adan Hip-hop artiste Adan has revealed that he aspires to use his music career to give to back to the society. He told NEWS-ONE yesterday that he would use 10 percent

 Fatau Keita Singer/guitarist Fatau Keita last week thrilled music fans with fantastic live performance at this year’s edition of Market for African Performing Arts (MASA Festival) 2018 held in Abidjan.

Bishop Peter Kayode Founder and leader of the Awakeners International Church, Bishop Peter Kayode, has launched his biography titled ‘He Watches Over Me’ at the British Council in Accra to

Amandzeba Patrons of Ghanaian highlife music will witness another historic musical concert dubbed ‘Music of Ghanaian Origin’ (MOGO) at the La Palm Beach Hotel in Accra on March 24. The

Shatta Wale Organisers of the International Reggae & World Music Awards (IRAWMA) will honour Ghanaian dancehall artiste Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jnr, popularly known as Shatta Wale, on Sunday, March

Dzidu Upcoming Afro-pop singer, Dzidudu Mawuenyega, known in the music scene as Dzidu, is hopeful of making huge impact on the music scene with his new three hit singles which

Barima Sidney Hiplife artiste Barima Sidney is not enthusiastic about the current trend of music ‘flooding’ the airwaves in Ghana. He stated that most of the songs lack deep lyrical

50 Cent and Chris Attoh  Actor Chris Attoh’s photograph with American rapper 50 Cent has heightened suspicions that he may be working with him in Hollywood. 50 Cent, born Curtis Jackson,

Appietus Veteran musician Rex Omar has stated that sound engineer Appiah Dankwa, popularly known as Appietus, does not have what it takes to lead the Musician Union of Ghana (MUSIGA).

Miley Cyrus A Jamaican musician filed a $300 million lawsuit against Miley Cyrus in New York on Tuesday claiming that the singer’s 2013 hit ‘We Can’t Stop’ too closely resembles the lyrics