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The 12th edition of the coveted Guinness Ghana DJ Awards is set to be officially launched this July.
Produced by Merqury Republic, the prestigious awards for the past eleven (11) years have celebrated and recognised hard-working disc jockeys (DJs) for their contribution to the music industry.
With Joy Prime as the major media partner, the launch of this year’s edition is scheduled to take place live at the station’s studio on Saturday, July 20, 2024, at 5:30 p.m. prompt.
As the countdown to the major event begins, anticipation is building for a night of music, celebration, and recognition of the exceptional DJs who continue to elevate the industry to new heights.
Themed “United by Music,” the 2024 edition promises to be more enthralling by bringing together DJs across Ghana and Africa at large to make the event memorable.
Fans should anticipate a spectacular showcase of music prowess and celebration of the finest in the DJ industry in Ghana and beyond.
The event is once again headlined by Guinness Ghana, the nation’s leading total beverage business, with Smirnoff as the lead brand powering the event.
Media partners of the 2024 Guinness Ghana DJs Awards include Joy Prime, Joy FM, and Adom TV, sponsored by Electroland Ghana Limited (EGL), Korba, Franko Trading Enterprise, and the Ghana Library Authority. Supported by Ezzy Grab GH, Whatsup TV, and Dennis Pizza.
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