Coronavirus: Ghanaian musicians who have cancelled their concerts/tours (So far)

And now, the entertainment industry has also been hit. Concerts are being cancelled and musicians are halting their shows as well.

Since the first case was recorded, the industry has been slow. There’s no major movement; 3Music Awards postponed its ‘Fan Fest’ concert and Vodafone Ghana Music Awards also postponed its awards night scheduled for May 16 until further notice.

As the pandemic deepens across the globe, we share with you top Ghanaian stars who have put their concerts and tours on hold due to the disease.

King Promise

After shutting down London and Amsterdam on his first two stops of his “As Promised World Tour”, the afro-pop and highlife star brought his exciting performance to a halt, adding that a new date will be communicated.

He revealed this in an Instagram post: “This one hurts because I really looked forward to this but I’m sorry we’ve had to postpone the rest of the tour due to the Corona virus outbreak. Your safety is important to me. I will announce new dates in due time but for now everyone please stay safe & protected.”

Stonebwoy

Stnebwoy’s “Stonewboy US Tour” was halted March 14 after making a couple of stops including Washington DC and Chicago. He called off the tour, saying people should stay calm amid the coronavirus scare, adding that the pandemic shouldn’t be politicised.

“All Other Dates Are Postponed Till Further Notice.. Due To The Covid-19 Situation. Panicking is Not The Way Out! Take Precautions. Consume Healthy Foods To Boost Your Immune System..Dont Politicize This..Life is the ultimate..” he tweeted.

Patapaa

Patapaa was having fun in Germany when he suddenly called off his Europe tour. He had made a couple of stops including an appearance at the 63RD Ghana Independence Party in Amsterdam on March 7 when the novel coronavirus reached a new height in Europe, causing him to cease fire.

He took to Instagram to say: “Had to cut my Europe Tour short cos my fans in the United States 🇺🇸 are eager to see me perform for the first time and I can’t wait either.”

Adina

The afro-pop songstress’ charity concert dubbed “Ahaban Benefit Concert” scheduled for March 28 at the Alliance Française in Accra has been called off.

She announced this through her Instagram: “In our attempt to prevent the spread of COVID-19, and complying with preventive methods, we wish to inform you of our decision to postpone ‘Adina Live! - The Ahaban Benefit Concert’ to a later date.

A new date will be communicated as soon as the threat of the virus spread blows over. We’d like to encourage everyone to adhere to all the safety and preventive measures outlined by the WHO and all official health authorities.”

Jeshurun Okyere

The gospel minister’s global outreach programme “Friday Night Live” was called off on Tuesday, March 17, in “accordance with the President’s directive on suspension of all public gatherings”. He said this in a press release, adding that he is weighing other options including an online streaming.