In a monumental feat for African hip-hop, Ghanaian rap icon Michael Owusu Addo, known globally as Sarkodie, has officially sold out the legendary Royal Albert Hall in the UK.
The achievement comes weeks ahead of his flagship concert, Rapperholic UK, scheduled to take place on March 6, 2026—coinciding with Ghana’s 69th Independence Day.
The iconic London venue, which has hosted some of the world’s most prestigious musical legends, will see all 5,272 seats filled with fans eager to witness the “Landlord” of African rap.
This milestone cements Sarkodie’s position as a premier global cultural ambassador and highlights the surging demand for Ghanaian artistry in the diaspora.
Rapperholic has transitioned from a Ghanaian staple into one of Africa’s most celebrated hip-hop brands, consistently pushing the boundaries of live performance.
Industry insiders note that selling out the Royal Albert Hall is no small feat; the venue is renowned for its specific acoustic requirements and a sophisticated audience.
Credit: myjoyonline
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