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Bryan Acheampong, a prominent politician and entrepreneur, has played a significant role in shaping Ghana’s entertainment landscape. His contributions extend beyond governance, as he has actively supported artists, organised major events, and developed infrastructure that enhances the country’s cultural and tourism appeal.
Support for Artists and the Creative Industry
Bryan has been a strong advocate for Ghanaian musicians and performers, providing platforms for them to showcase their talents. His initiatives have helped elevate local artists, offering them exposure and opportunities to connect with wider audiences. Through sponsorships and event organisation, he has contributed to the growth of the entertainment industry, ensuring that creatives receive the recognition and support they deserve.
Major Events and Concerts
One of Acheampong’s most notable contributions is his involvement in organising Bliss on the Hills, an annual music festival held in Kwahu. This event has become a staple in Ghana’s entertainment calendar, attracting top-tier artists and thousands of attendees. Bliss on the Hills features performances across multiple genres, including highlife, gospel, and reggae/dancehall, making it a diverse and inclusive celebration of Ghanaian music.
Over the years, the festival has hosted renowned musicians such as Shatta Wale, Stonebwoy, Samini and Nana Ampadu, among others. The event not only provides entertainment but also boosts tourism in the Eastern Region, drawing visitors from across the country and beyond.
In addition, every Easter, Bryan organises a major 3-day event at Rock City which features both highlife and hip life musicians.
Rock City and Its Landmark Auditorium
Beyond event organisation, Acheampong has invested in infrastructure that supports entertainment and tourism. His Rock City Hotel, located in Kwahu-Nkwatia, is one of the largest hospitality establishments in Africa. The hotel boasts a massive auditorium, the largest in the Eastern Region, designed to host concerts, conferences, and large-scale events
This facility has positioned Kwahu as a key destination for entertainment and business gatherings, further cementing Acheampong’s influence in Ghana’s cultural and tourism sectors. His vision for Rock City extends beyond hospitality—it is a hub for creativity, leisure, and economic growth.
Conclusion
Bryan Acheampong’s involvement in Ghana’s entertainment sector reflects his commitment to cultural development and tourism. Through artist support, major events like Bliss on the Hills, and the establishment of Rock City’s auditorium*, he has significantly contributed to the industry’s growth. His efforts continue to shape Ghana’s entertainment landscape, providing platforms for artists and enriching the country’s cultural heritage.
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