Kwaisey Pee, Ofori Amponsah
Two of Ghana’s highlife musicians, Akwasi Opoku, known on stage as Kwaisey Pee and Ofori Amponsah will be performing at a pre Valentine musical bash on Sunday, February 13 at the Coco Vanilla at East Legon in Accra.
The event, being organised by Live Konnect, is to mark Valentine’s Day which falls on Monday, February 14.
The venue is expected to be filled with expectant music lovers who will witness the best of Kwaisey Pee and Ofori Amponsah whose live musical performances over the years have held many audiences spellbound both at home and abroad.
The event will offer music fans opportunity to not only interact with the musicians but also request songs of their choice to be performed live by the musicians on stage.
This pre Valentine jam is an opportunity for music fans in the capital who have missed the live performances of the two musicians to witness another historic live music concert.
The musicians have undoubtedly won the hearts of many music lovers across the country and beyond with their touching love lyrics and danceable tunes.
According to the organisers, the two musicians are geared up to treat fans to unforgettable and splendid performances, saying patrons who would throng the venue would be thrilled beyond their expectation.
BEATWAVES gathered that Ofori Amponsah and Kwaisey Pee have packaged their all time favourite and enjoyable love songs to be performed live for their dedicated fans.
They have promised to put up extraordinary performances to satisfy their numerous fans, come February 13.
There would be lots to eat and drink and there would be good quality Ghanaian music to meet the demands of Valentine lovers who would attend the event.
The event will also serve as a social medium that will allow lovers from different backgrounds to network, mingle and be entertained with great music.
Valentine’s Day is a special day that has been globally accepted as the traditional day on which lovers express their love for each other by presenting flowers, sending love cards, presenting other gift tokens or expressing gestures of love.
By George Clifford Owusu