Gyakie (credit: @gyakie_. Picture taken by: @commonjuls)
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Singer, Jacqueline Acheampong, known in showbiz circles as Gyakie has sold out her first ever live concert.
The event dubbed “The Live Experience” was held at The View, Kumasi on Saturday August 21, 2021.
The songstress thrilled fans with some songs from her SEED EP, as well as other songs she released this year, which have been topping the charts.
Artistes such as; Broni, Yaw TOG, Malcolm Nuna, Mestar Oscar and many others pulled up an electrifying performance that night.
The Live Experience gave her fans a lifetime experience.
Here is the highlights of the event.
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