Renowned Ghanaian Highlife artist KK Fosu delivered a captivating live performance that thrilled fans at the Amakye Dede@50 concert held at the Dominion Centre in London, as music lovers from across the UK came together to celebrate the five-decade legacy of one of Ghana’s greatest musical icons.

The sold-out concert, organised by Bizzle Entertainment, served as a fitting tribute to Amakye Dede, affectionately known as the “Iron Boy”, who marked his 50th year in the music industry with a night of nostalgia, rhythm, and celebration of Ghana’s Highlife heritage.

Taking centre stage among a host of Ghanaian legends, KK Fosu delivered an unforgettable set, performing some of his most beloved Highlife classics. His seamless fusion of melody, showmanship, and live band energy brought the crowd to life, with patrons dancing non-stop and even showering him with cash in appreciation of his artistry.

The singer’s commanding presence and vocal prowess drew loud cheers from the packed auditorium, reaffirming his enduring status in Ghanaian music. “It was a magical experience—one I will never forget,” said one fan after the show.

The celebration also featured a soulful performance by Highlife legend Nana Ernest Acheampong, who charmed the audience with renditions of his timeless hits. His presence on stage evoked warm memories of an era that laid the foundation for Ghana’s contemporary music.

The climax of the night was the much-anticipated appearance of Amakye Dede himself. With tracks like “Ebeyeyie” and “Su Fre Wo Nyame”, the veteran musician brought the house down, sealing the night with a masterclass performance that reminded all in attendance of his unmatched contribution to the Highlife genre.

Amakye Dede’s golden jubilee concert was not just a celebration of personal achievement, but a powerful homage to Ghana’s rich musical history. For many in the diaspora, it was a night that brought home a piece of Ghana through the universal language of music.

As the curtain fell on the emotional and energetic evening, fans left the venue with full hearts, singing praises not only to Amakye Dede, but also to artists like KK Fosu who continue to carry the torch of Highlife into the future.