Entertainment
Crazy Keys and Showtime Band to rock Belgium tonight
Emmanuel Yeboah, known in showbiz circles as Crazy Keys and his Showtime Band are set to Rock the people of Belgium in style tonight.
The concert happening at De Centrale will coincide with the release of the exciting new album “Taking Over.”
This concert is his headline concert organized by one of the best intercultural music event centers in Europe Belgium called De Centrale where many famous artistes across the world, including Ghanaian legend Pat Thomas among others have performed.
Speaking to Thespectatoronline.com he said, “We are very ready to rock the stage and show the people of Belgium how we do the Showtime.”
Krazy Keys further added that ” I am very excited about this concert because this gives me the opportunity to share my music with a wider audience internationally.”
He belives this would also help put the Ghanaian music industry on the world map .
Crazy Keys, is an Award-winning Ghanaian Pop Afro fusion keytarist,talk box player and singer. Emmanuel Yeboah, known as Crazy keys is a trailblazing artist celebrated for his unique sound and captivating performances,and is one of the most sought-after musicians in Ghana today.
Hailing from a musical family in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, he moved to Accra, Ghana, during the civil war, where he honed his craft as a self-taught musician.
Over the years, he has collaborated with numerous internationally acclaimed artistes such as Okyeame Kwame, Wiyaala, Geidu Blay Ambolley, Pat Thomas, Camidoh, Rocky Dawuni, Kwabena Kwabena, and Skyler Jett.
With a remarkable ability to blend various musical styles ranging from Pop, Gospel, and Reggae to Coupé-Décalé, Hip-Hop, Funk, and Highlife Crazy Keys draws inspiration from his idol, Bruno Mars.
His performances are characterized by an energetic stage presence, an unquenchable passion for entertainment, and a soulful voice that resonates deeply with audiences.
Having performed in Ghana, South Africa, Germany, Belgium, Spain and other countries. Crazy Keys is a seasoned artist who consistently delivers unforgettable experiences.
Joining him is The Showtime Band, a talented group of seven musicians known for their dynamic sound and exceptional musicianship.
Together, they have rocked some of the most prestigious stages in Ghana showcasing their professionalism and artistry.
Music lovers in Europe should today get ready for an extraordinary night of music as Crazy Keys, and his electrifying ensemble, The Showtime Band, embark on their much-anticipated European tour!
Entertainment
Kafui Danku upbeat about future of creative industry
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Ghana Film Authority (GFA) and celebrated actress, Kafui Danku, has expressed confidence in the future of Ghana’s creative industry after attending the 24-Hour Economy conference at the Bank of Ghana on Tuesday in Accra.
The event, designed to boost the creative arts and tourism sectors, brought together top leaders, policymakers, and industry players to discuss how Ghana’s economy could thrive beyond the usual working hours.
Key figures at the event included the Minister of Tourism, Arts, and Culture, Dzifa Abla Gomashie, the presidential advisor on the 24-Hour Economy, Goosie Tanoh, and respected legal expert, Mrs Betty Mould-Iddrisu. Their presence showed the government’s commitment to making the creative industry more vibrant and financially rewarding.
The discussions centered on how film, music, and tourism could function around the clock, creating jobs and new opportunities for creatives.
Kafui Danku, a strong advocate for the film industry, shared her excitement about the initiative. In a social media post, she hinted at “exciting times ahead,” sparking discussions among creatives eager to see how this policy will benefit them.
Many believe this could be a turning point for Ghana’s entertainment sector, making nightlife, cinemas, music shows, and tourism activities more profitable and globally competitive.
The National Film Authority (NFA), which plays a key role in shaping the future of Ghana’s film industry, was also actively involved in the discussions.
A successful implementation of the 24-Hour Economy could mean more job opportunities, increased revenue, and a stronger international presence for Ghana’s creative sector.
As conversations continue, industry players remain optimistic about the possibilities ahead.
The hope is that with the right policies and government support, Ghana’s entertainment and tourism sectors will see massive growth, benefiting both industry professionals and the nation as a whole.
By Linda Abrefi Wadie
Entertainment
Voice of Pentecost holds listening party
The music ministry of the Church of Pentecost, known as Voice of Pentecost (VOP) has organised a music listening party.
The event held on Friday, March 14, in Accra brought together some influential radio, TV presenters and other industry players.
The event showcased carefully selected tracks from the Voice of Pentecost, offering these industry experts an opportunity to listen, share their insights, and provide valuable feedback.
This was made possible through a collaborative effort between Pent Media Centre and The Voice of Pentecost.
In all 17 songs were played for the key industry players to listen to, out of which they made suggestions on which ones to release ahead of the album.
Also, they made suggestions as to which ones should make the cut for the album.
Apostle Samuel Gyau Obuobi, the General Secretary of The Church of Pentecost, expressed his appreciation, adding that the church was blessed with songs for many years.
For this reason, they decided to put in place mechanisms to ensure their songs make waves throughout the country and beyond.
Against this backdrop, they brought together the industry people for their input to help carry the gospel through music.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
