By: Kenneth Appiah Bani
Ghanaian rap icon Sarkodie has announced a historic milestone for his flagship concert brand, Rapperholic, revealing plans to host the event outside Ghana for the first time ever following the overwhelming success of Rapperholic 2025.
The announcement came shortly after the December 25 concert, which took place at the Grand Arena in Accra and attracted a massive crowd, with several ticket categories reportedly sold out ahead of the event.
The concert once again affirmed Rapperholic’s status as one of Ghana’s biggest and most influential music events.
Rapperholic 2025 delivered unforgettable moments, including surprise appearances and thrilling performances. Lasmid and Wendy Shay were spotted arriving at the venue as the event unfolded live, heightening excitement among fans. Adding to the energy of the night, AMG Medikal electrified the audience with a powerful performance, smashing the stage and drawing loud cheers from patrons.
One of the most talked-about highlights of the night was when Sarkodie introduced Ebo Noah to the world on the Rapperholic stage. The symbolic moment sparked conversations online, with fans describing it as Rapperholic amplifying Ebo Noah’s vision and prophecy on a grand platform.
Popular actor and comedian Dr Likee was also present at the event, showing strong support for Sarkodie and further emphasizing Rapperholic’s wide-reaching influence across Ghana’s creative industry.
Following the success of the Accra edition, Sarkodie took to his official Facebook page to reflect on the journey of Rapperholic, which began 13 years ago as a local concert and has grown into an annual celebration of Ghanaian music.
“13 years ago, Rapperholic was born and grew into an annual celebration of Ghanaian music! For the first time ever, we’re taking it outside Ghana London, UK! 🇬🇧🔥” he wrote.
Sarkodie announced that Rapperholic London will take place on March 6 at the prestigious Royal Albert Hall in the United Kingdom, calling on SarkNation fans across the UK and Europe to turn up in their numbers.
With Rapperholic now set to cross international borders, the brand continues to evolve cementing Sarkodie’s legacy as a global music force and positioning Ghanaian music firmly on the world stage.
