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The Palms Convention Centre at La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Accra was alive with energy on Friday, June 6, 2025 as Ghana’s music industry gathered for the second edition of A Nite with Artiste of the Year.
The exclusive event, celebrating King Promise’s historic Artiste of the Year win at the 26th Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMAs), delivered stellar performances, prestigious recognitions, and unforgettable moments.
King Promise Lights Up the Stage
The ‘5 Star General’, King Promise, took center stage for an intimate, electrifying performance, reminding everyone why he claimed the TGMA’s top prize.
From ‘Terminator’ to ‘Paris’, he had the crowd singing along to every word, blending smooth vocals with infectious energy.
The night also featured powerful opening performances by urban gospel artiste Scott Evans, while Titi Owusu (a Best Female Vocal Performance nominee) and dynamic duo Lalli x Lola kept the vibes high.
Honoring Excellence: Special Awards Presentation
Beyond the music, the night celebrated outstanding contributors to Ghana’s entertainment industry with three honorary awards:
1. Opoku Sanaa – Instrumentalist of the Year
A versatile bassist and music director, Opoku Sanaa has worked with top artists like Joe Mettle, Diana Hamilton, and CwesiOteng while performing globally at events like Expo 2020 Dubai. His latest album, ‘It’s Time’ showcases his innovative artistry.
2. Susuma Pan-African Dance & Music
Ensemble – Traditional Artiste of the Year
For over 30 years, Susuma has been a cultural ambassador, promoting Ghanaian music, drumming, and dance worldwide. Their performances continue to preserve and elevate Ghana’s heritage.
3. Nanabanyin Dadson – Titan Award Recipient
A renowned journalist and educator, Nanabanyin Dadson has shaped Ghana’s music and arts journalism for decades. As former Editor of Graphic Showbiz, his work has been pivotal in elevating Ghana’s creative industry.
TGMA Winners Receive Their Plaques
The night also saw plaque presentations to 26th TGMA winners, including Empress Gifty, King Paluta, Team Eternity, Beeztrap KOTM, Epixode, OliveTheBoy, Peewezle, Banini, Ether Goodwyll and Tulenkey, adding to the celebratory atmosphere.
Industry Networking & Key Announcements
Hosted by the vibrant Andy Dosty (who also DJ’d the event), the night fostered great connections among industry players.
Robert Klah, Head of Public Events & Communications, announced the upcoming TGMA Music Summit slated for June 21st at the British Council, a key event for music professionals.
Brought to You by Telecel & Partners
Produced by Charterhouse, with support from TV3, Closeup, Guinness Ghana, and the British Council, the event was proudly presented by Telecel – Connecting Energies.
‘A Nite with Artiste of the Year’ was a perfect blend of celebration, recognition, and memorable performances. With King Promise’s captivating stage presence and deserving honorees, the night proved once again why Ghana’s music scene shines bright.










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