The Rent free singer took to the stage, exuding confidence and charm, and got the crowd wild with her infectious energy.

Dressed to thrill in a sleek all-black and silver costume, laced with striking details that shimmered under the lights, Gyakie whipped the audience into a frenzy with her smooth vocals and tantalizing dance moves.

 She worked the stage, feeding off the electric atmosphere and giving it her all. The crowd sang along to her hit songs, waving their hands in the air and lost in the music.

With her sultry voice and captivating stage presence, Gyakie proved once again why she's one of Ghana's most exciting performers. The Tidal Rave stage was on fire, and Gyakie was the one holding the flame, leading the charge and delivering an unforgettable show.

Apart from Gyakie, this year’s event featured performances by Ayra Starr, Black Sherif, Moliy, Darko Vibes, GonaBoy, and Olive The Boy. Shatta Wale came on as a surprise artiste. 

Following its success in Ghana, Tidal Rave Festival, widely celebrated as West Africa's biggest beach festival, has officially announced a massive expansion, transforming into an African Travelling Festival set to unite youth across the continent.

Building on its established presence, the highly anticipated event will add Lagos, Nigeria and Durban, South Africa to its list of host cities in 2026, bringing the total number of editions to four.

The expansion is a direct move towards realizing the festival’s ambitious vision: to build a premier African youth cultural platform that fosters cross-continent travel and cultural exchange.